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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.
51Salisbury · NC8.8%52Conover · NC8.7%53Mocksville · NC8.5%54Wendell · NC8.5%55Hickory · NC8.3%56Hendersonville · NC8.2%57Reidsville · NC8.1%58Winston-Salem · NC8%59Morganton · NC7.9%60Asheville · NC7.8%61Graham · NC7.8%62Winterville · NC7.8%63Asheboro · NC7.7%64Gastonia · NC7.7%65Long View · NC7.7%66Elizabeth City · NC7.5%67Midway · NC7.5%68Shallotte · NC7.4%69Etowah · NC7.2%70James City · NC7.2%71Siler City · NC7.1%72Aberdeen · NC6.8%73High Point · NC6.5%74Hope Mills · NC6.5%75Monroe · NC6.5%76Ayden · NC6.4%77Brevard · NC6.4%78Spring Lake · NC6.4%79Statesville · NC6.3%80Fayetteville · NC6.2%81Moyock · NC6.2%82Stokesdale · NC6.2%83Kannapolis · NC6.1%84Morehead City · NC6.1%85Beaufort · NC6%86Greensboro · NC6%87Archdale · NC5.7%88Mebane · NC5.7%89Fletcher · NC5.4%90Lake Norman of Catawba · NC5.4%91Gibsonville · NC5.2%92Greenville · NC5.2%93Piney Green · NC5.1%94St. Stephens · NC5.1%95Hampstead · NC4.7%96Silver Lake · NC4.7%97Anderson Creek · NC4.6%98Concord · NC4.6%99Southern Pines · NC4.6%100Boone · NC4.5%
Source: Census ACS 5-year, B28002. Adoption, not availability.