Registro de fuentes de red

The atlas combines public geospatial feeds, official PDF maps and named network references. The globe and flat map use the same dataset. Supplier and facility brands are kept here in the source register; map labels describe geography and infrastructure type.

• Solid lines use published geometry. Dashed reference corridors show connectivity at city or regional level. Neither is a surveyed duct or seabed chart. Planned routes are hidden by default.
• Marker shapes distinguish published PoPs, data-centre locations and cable landings. CDN and access-network coverage use city-level anchors. Network-city markers identify schematic nodes, not buildings or confirmed interconnections.
• Counts are source records, not unique cables, distinct facilities or owned assets. The same infrastructure can appear in several source maps. No combined length, capacity, physical diversity or ownership claim is calculated from overlapping records.
• EXA files match the publisher’s approved 2 October 2026 manifest. All three GNM public regions and the Orange network, PoP and landing catalogues were retrieved. Source paths are simplified for map delivery without connecting separate branches. Public map snapshots can include historical or partner infrastructure.
• Published routes, historical diagrams and project announcements have different dates. A record on this overview does not confirm that a facility or service is currently available through ADNET. Commercial offers require endpoint, route and availability checks.
• Unlabelled map junctions, unpublished rooms and equipment positions are not invented. The reviewed Zayo KMZ is not used as a current layer because its currency was not established. The Sparkle interactive-map link returned 404; its official PDF supplies the listed regional references instead.

Cartographic base: Natural Earth. Source facts are rendered in an independent ADNET visual design; source maps and branding are not republished as site artwork.