Here is the map for the curious: https://www.submarinecablemap.com

Thank you for providing the reference.

That was my exact complaint on reading the article. "Seriously, you went through that entire article, and never gave people the ability to personally explore the cable connections themselves? Shame."

Also, bonus content from recent news. The two cables cut are:

[1] (C-Lion1, Finland-Germany, this got referenced a bunch) https://www.submarinecablemap.com/submarine-cable/c-lion1

[2] (BCS East-West Interlink, Lithuania-Sweden, kinda difficult to find) https://www.submarinecablemap.com/submarine-cable/bcs-east-w...

> The telecommunications analytics agency TeleGeography maintains an addictive map of all the world’s undersea cables[...]

They weren't kidding, it is addictive! I'm surprised that zero undersea cables connect directly to the SF Bay Area, and how many cables there are in the bay around Seattle/Vancouver.

And the Far North Fiber connecting Norway, Ireland, Alaska (USA), and Japan, but none of the other countries it goes by on the way. I wonder why.

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