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Highest share with no internet cities in Texas
391 cities with 2,000+ households, by Census ACS household broadband adoption.
101Galena Park · TX8.9%102Pampa · TX8.9%103White Settlement · TX8.9%104Camp Swift · TX8.8%105Commerce · TX8.8%106Dickinson · TX8.8%107San Angelo · TX8.8%108Belton · TX8.7%109Denison · TX8.7%110Hillsboro · TX8.7%111Richmond · TX8.7%112San Elizario · TX8.7%113San Leon · TX8.7%114Wichita Falls · TX8.7%115Orange · TX8.6%116Pharr · TX8.5%117Weslaco · TX8.5%118Dumas · TX8.4%119Longview · TX8.4%120Burnet · TX8.3%121Iowa Park · TX8.3%122Beaumont · TX8.2%123Crystal City · TX8.2%124Decatur · TX8.2%125Port Isabel · TX8.2%126Amarillo · TX8.1%127El Paso · TX8.1%128Forest Hill · TX8.1%129Greenville · TX8.1%130Hitchcock · TX8.1%131Wake Village · TX8.1%132Carthage · TX8%133Seguin · TX8%134Andrews · TX7.9%135Mission · TX7.9%136Odessa · TX7.9%137Corpus Christi · TX7.8%138Dalhart · TX7.8%139Bryan · TX7.7%140Dayton · TX7.6%141San Juan · TX7.6%142Brownwood · TX7.4%143Channelview · TX7.4%144Palestine · TX7.4%145Fort Stockton · TX7.3%146Houston · TX7.3%147Kerrville · TX7.3%148Lufkin · TX7.3%149Socorro · TX7.3%150Hurst · TX7.2%
Source: Census ACS 5-year, B28002. Adoption, not availability.