Broadband in Moray

Moray divides almost down the middle. The 55% of postcodes with gigabit coverage have connections measured in hundreds of megabits on offer. The other 45% do not, and within that group the gradations matter. Superfast coverage across the area is 86.8%, some distance below the national norm, so around 13% of postcodes cannot get a 30 Mbps service at all. And at the far end, 6.3% of postcodes sit below 10 Mbps, roughly one in sixteen, a share that would be unremarkable a decade ago but now marks Moray as a place where geography still shapes connectivity. The outward codes in this record run from the IV series, including IV31, IV32 and IV36, through to AB37, AB38 and AB45. Averages this wide conceal a lot, so the postcode-level pages behind this one are where the real answers sit.

This record includes no house price data. On speeds alone, Moray asks movers to do their homework. A property inside the 55% gigabit footprint faces no practical limit, while the 6.3% of postcodes below 10 Mbps represent a genuine constraint on modern working and streaming habits. Between those poles, most addresses have superfast and nothing faster. The gap between the best-served and worst-served postcode here is about as wide as the dataset allows.