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Ohio places starting with B 116 Census places in Ohio. 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 Ohio starting with B with a reportable subscription rate Place Households Broadband Beavercreek city 19,453 95.2% Brunswick city 14,444 93.9% Bowling Green city 12,056 91.9% Barberton city 10,974 88.2% Broadview Heights city 8,326 93.8% Brook Park city 8,002 89.1% Berea city 7,230 94.0% Bellefontaine city 6,219 91.7% Bay Village city 6,142 91.8% Bedford city 6,136 87.6% Beachwood city 5,930 94.3% Blue Ash city 5,746 97.7% Bridgetown CDP 5,719 93.8% Bedford Heights city 5,520 92.1% Brecksville city 5,466 96.0% Bucyrus city 5,293 89.2% Brooklyn city 5,047 88.0% Bexley city 4,460 96.0% Bryan city 4,150 82.4% Beckett Ridge CDP 3,824 97.3% Bainbridge CDP 3,416 — No rate published Bellevue city 3,333 88.4% Belpre city 3,130 87.2% Blacklick Estates CDP 3,058 92.4% Bellbrook city 3,027 95.5% Brookville city 2,440 88.0% Blanchester village 1,765 84.4% Ballville CDP 1,734 94.2% Bellaire village 1,712 83.4% Barnesville village 1,589 86.0% Bluffton village 1,450 89.8% Baltimore village 1,335 83.4% Burlington CDP 1,293 86.7% Bethel village 1,134 81.4% Brimfield CDP 1,112 97.7% Beechwood Trails CDP 1,106 97.9% Buckeye Lake village 1,072 95.1% Batavia village 953 91.9% Byesville village 926 86.1% Bellville village 839 88.2% Brewster village 798 90.0% Bradford village 717 89.8% Blue Jay CDP 711 80.9% Bratenahl village 708 93.9% Bolindale CDP 702 85.9% Bremen village 697 95.7% Burton village 675 95.7% Bridgeport village 648 93.8% Brookfield Center CDP 625 71.2% Brooklyn Heights village 586 94.2% Bethesda village 554 90.8% Boston Heights village 552 94.4% Beverly village 544 83.1% Brilliant CDP 537 80.6% Bradner village 502 86.5%
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.
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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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