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Highest share with no internet cities in North Carolina
169 cities with 2,000+ households, by Census ACS household broadband adoption.
1Farmville · NC19.4%2Clinton · NC18.6%3Rocky Mount · NC17.6%4Black Mountain · NC17%5Henderson · NC16.8%6Kings Mountain · NC16.8%7Hamlet · NC16.7%8Marion · NC16.5%9Bessemer City · NC16.4%10Dunn · NC16%11Tarboro · NC16%12Smithfield · NC15.9%13Kinston · NC15.7%14Lenoir · NC14.6%15Williamston · NC14.5%16Forest City · NC14.1%17Eden · NC14%18Roxboro · NC13.6%19Lumberton · NC13.4%20Newton · NC13.1%21Shelby · NC12.8%22Waynesville · NC12.7%23Roanoke Rapids · NC12.5%24Lexington · NC12.4%25Nashville · NC12.4%26New Bern · NC12.3%27Thomasville · NC12.3%28Franklin · NC12%29Cherryville · NC11.9%30Valdese · NC11.9%31Washington · NC11.9%32Angier · NC11.8%33Zebulon · NC11.8%34Butner · NC11.6%35Albemarle · NC11.5%36Oxford · NC11.5%37Selma · NC11.5%38Mount Airy · NC11.3%39Goldsboro · NC11.2%40Trinity · NC10.9%41East Flat Rock · NC10.8%42Wilson · NC10.7%43Laurinburg · NC10.2%44Sanford · NC9.8%45Rockingham · NC9.6%46Havelock · NC9.5%47King · NC9.3%48Burlington · NC9.1%49Unionville · NC9.1%50Lincolnton · NC8.9%
Source: Census ACS 5-year, B28002. Adoption, not availability.