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Household broadband adoption

California places starting with G

57 Census places in California. These describe what households subscribe to, not which providers serve an address.

Pages of record

Estimates solid enough to report as a subscription rate.

Census places in California starting with G with a reportable subscription rate
PlaceHouseholdsBroadband
Glendale city72,57392.3%
Garden Grove city49,12293.2%
Gardena city20,82293.7%
Gilroy city17,45995.8%
Glendora city16,73494.4%
Goleta city12,34894.4%
Galt city8,39492.0%
Granite Bay CDP7,55796.3%
Grass Valley city6,76990.9%
Grover Beach city4,94594.3%
Grand Terrace city4,73694.4%
Greenfield city4,42695.0%
Golden Hills CDP3,76294.2%
Gold River CDP3,56097.6%
Garden Acres CDP2,77382.9%
Gustine city2,50390.5%
Gridley city2,47593.2%
Gonzales city2,28095.7%
Garnet CDP2,27384.1%
Guerneville CDP2,23395.8%
Good Hope CDP2,17486.2%
Guadalupe city2,09289.8%
Greenacres CDP1,53593.7%
Goshen CDP1,31597.5%
Granite Hills CDP1,14897.5%
Georgetown CDP1,12682.2%
Greenfield CDP99197.2%
Green Acres CDP81190.5%
Graton CDP760No rate published
Garberville CDP67991.3%
Green Valley CDP (Solano County)608No rate published

A dash means the survey found no household without a subscription in that place. That describes the sample, not the place, so no rate is published for it.

Limited data

Real places whose estimates are too small or too uncertain to quote as a rate. Each page says which.

Census places in California starting with G whose estimates are too limited to report as a rate
PlaceHouseholds
Glen Ellen CDP632
Grizzly Flats CDP476
Gerber CDP465
Green Valley CDP (Los Angeles County)420
Greeley Hill CDP371
Geyserville CDP336
Grayson CDP329
Gasquet CDP271
Groveland CDP252
Graeagle CDP240
Grangeville CDP188
Greenville CDP187
Greenhorn CDP138
Guinda CDP127
Goodyears Bar CDP122
Grenada CDP116
Garden Farms CDP114
Grimes CDP93
Glencoe CDP79
Goodmanville CDP61
Gold Mountain CDP51
Greenview CDP41
Gazelle CDP38
Glennville CDP17
Garey CDP15
Graniteville CDP0

A dash means the survey found no household without a subscription in that place. That describes the sample, not the place, so no rate is published for it.