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New Jersey places starting with P 53 Census places in New Jersey. 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 New Jersey starting with P with a reportable subscription rate Place Households Broadband Paterson city 49,865 89.3% Passaic city 21,151 93.2% Perth Amboy city 19,045 89.4% Plainfield city 15,907 95.0% Princeton 9,300 93.4% Parsippany CDP 9,095 93.4% Paramus borough 8,464 96.3% Point Pleasant borough 8,049 95.4% Palisades Park borough 7,472 92.7% Pleasantville city 6,803 89.1% Preakness CDP 6,602 92.9% Phillipsburg town 6,556 82.0% Princeton Meadows CDP 6,021 99.0% Pennsville CDP 4,946 90.3% Pompton Plains CDP 4,691 85.5% Pine Hill borough 4,488 92.8% Pompton Lakes borough 4,248 96.0% Pitman borough 3,621 94.3% Palmyra borough 3,287 94.6% Park Ridge borough 3,276 91.5% Pine Lake Park CDP 3,051 93.4% Pomona CDP 2,478 92.2% Paulsboro borough 2,417 88.1% Pine Brook CDP 2,287 — No rate published Panther Valley CDP 2,101 99.3% Prospect Park borough 2,065 90.1% Packanack Lake CDP 1,986 96.5% Point Pleasant Beach borough 1,961 95.4% Pine Ridge at Crestwood CDP 1,645 81.3% Penns Grove borough 1,561 86.0% Plainsboro Center CDP 1,461 94.3% Port Monmouth CDP 1,317 96.4% Pemberton Heights CDP 1,217 95.5% Palermo CDP 1,167 97.3% Pennington borough 1,152 96.4% Port Reading CDP 1,107 97.0% Pines Lake CDP 1,065 — No rate published Peapack and Gladstone borough 951 94.2% Pine Beach borough 912 99.3% Princeton Junction CDP 795 — No rate published Presidential Lakes Estates CDP 714 94.7% Pleasantdale CDP 705 — No rate published Port Norris CDP 602 92.5% Pemberton borough 525 90.5%
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.
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.
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