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Highest share with no internet cities in Virginia
192 cities with 2,000+ households, by Census ACS household broadband adoption.
51Idylwood · VA6.9%52Fredericksburg · VA6.7%53Woodlawn CDP (Fairfax County) · VA6.6%54Lynchburg · VA6.4%55Suffolk · VA6.4%56Waynesboro · VA6.4%57Bailey's Crossroads · VA6.1%58Glen Allen · VA6.1%59Highland Springs · VA6.1%60Lexington · VA6.1%61Bridgewater · VA6%62Pimmit Hills · VA5.8%63Christiansburg · VA5.7%64Newport News · VA5.7%65Forest · VA5.6%66Harrisonburg · VA5.6%67Timberlake · VA5.6%68Mechanicsville · VA5.5%69Williamsburg · VA5.5%70Cave Spring · VA5.4%71Laurel · VA5.4%72Chamberlayne · VA5.3%73Hampton · VA5.3%74Tuckahoe · VA5.3%75Woodstock · VA5.2%76Hybla Valley · VA5.1%77Sudley · VA5.1%78Annandale · VA5%79Chesapeake · VA4.8%80Chester · VA4.8%81Charlottesville · VA4.5%82Crozet · VA4.5%83Lakeside · VA4.5%84Ashland · VA4.4%85Falmouth · VA4.3%86North Springfield · VA4.3%87Bon Air · VA4.2%88Alexandria · VA4%89Pantops · VA4%90Lake of the Woods · VA3.9%91Springfield · VA3.9%92Woodburn · VA3.7%93Midlothian · VA3.6%94Poquoson · VA3.6%95Sterling · VA3.6%96Virginia Beach · VA3.6%97Carrollton · VA3.5%98Manchester · VA3.5%99Mount Vernon · VA3.5%100Manassas Park · VA3.4%
Source: Census ACS 5-year, B28002. Adoption, not availability.