It would not be wise to despair. Are you looking only for a Sede chapel, or would you be willing to go to an SSPX chapel if necessary? If you're willing to go to SSPX chapels, depending on where you live, you could go to the mission in Front Royal, Virginia, or to St Anthony's in Charlotte, North Carolina. The Front Royal mission receives priests from the SSPX seminary, so they are validly ordained as of now. St Anthony's receives priests from the Walton priory, which as of now are all SSPX ordained or have been conditionally ordained (Fr Horvath).

There used to be a CMRI mission that met in a hotel once a month in Christiansburg (later moved to Dublin), Virginia, but sadly that mission ended at the beginning of last year due to failing attendance. There was also a time that Fr Petrizzi from RCI (Bishop Sanborn's group) stopped to offer a Mass in Galax, Virginia last year upon the request of someone in the area, but he has not returned since then. And like 2Vermont said, there's always Fr Ringrose and Fr Ahern's chapels.

If none of the listed options work for you, you can always reach out to any of the Sede groups or priests and ask if they could send a priest out closer to you (CMRI would probably be your best bet, but you can also try SGG, RCI, and the SSPV/CSPV). You never know, there might be more traditional Catholics than you think in your area that would like a closer Mass option. You likely won't get a Sunday Mass if a priest will fly/drive out to visit, but any day that you can attend the Mass is better than nothing.

Also, even if Mass is unavailable to you, that is never a reason to get rid of your missals! Ideally, you should be reading them every day, if nothing else reading the daily Mass readings and praying the prayers in the treasury of prayers section. You can even follow along in your missal while watching a Mass livestream.