Ohio Valley Mesh coverage

Explore the OVMesh Map

See current and planned OVMesh infrastructure across the Ohio Valley, including the primary Meshtastic network and developing MeshCore coverage, then help identify where another well-placed node could improve communication.

Plan before you climb

Compare possible node locations

Coverage planners use terrain and radio assumptions to help compare sites before equipment is installed. They cannot account perfectly for buildings, foliage, interference, cable loss or changing network conditions.

Official Meshtastic tool

Meshtastic Site Planner

Place a transmitter on the map, select a device or enter power and antenna values, then estimate terrain-aware coverage. The planner also provides point-to-point terrain profiles, line-of-sight, Fresnel clearance and link margin.

Open Meshtastic Planner
Community MeshCore tool

MeshKit Site Planner

MeshKit evaluates a proposed 915 MHz MeshCore site against known repeaters using terrain line of sight, Fresnel-zone clearance, link budget and estimated reach. It is community-run rather than an official MeshCore project service.

Open MeshKit Planner

Use the results as a comparison, not a promise. Confirm proposed locations with real radios and coordinate permanent OVMesh infrastructure through Discord before deployment. MeshKit’s full site-planning features may require a Pro trial or purchase.

Contribute to the Map

Add Your Node to the Mesh Map

Help strengthen our community network! Share your Meshtastic or MeshCore node location, or contact us to get your node pinned on the map. The more nodes, the stronger our coverage.