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Ohio places starting with C 108 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 C with a reportable subscription rate Place Households Broadband Columbus city 390,528 93.6% Cleveland city 169,683 84.7% Cincinnati city 144,297 89.1% Canton city 29,302 80.3% Cuyahoga Falls city 23,212 91.8% Cleveland Heights city 19,323 93.7% Centerville city 11,829 94.5% Chillicothe city 9,783 86.8% Circleville city 5,769 88.0% Clayton city 5,387 96.6% Cambridge city 5,017 88.2% Coshocton city 4,933 88.5% Conneaut city 4,673 91.1% Celina city 4,530 93.2% Canal Winchester city 3,903 95.9% Cheviot city 3,592 91.1% Columbiana city 3,458 83.7% Campbell city 3,297 83.6% Canfield city 3,267 91.7% Cortland city 3,142 92.3% Chesterland CDP 3,057 94.5% Clyde city 2,897 91.7% Champion Heights CDP 2,759 89.7% Covedale CDP 2,640 96.2% Canal Fulton city 2,367 95.1% Carlisle city 2,228 91.5% Chardon city 2,156 92.2% Calcutta CDP 1,992 84.2% Chagrin Falls village 1,954 95.2% Crestline village 1,903 86.1% Coldwater village 1,600 91.6% Carey village 1,465 93.5% Cherry Grove CDP 1,423 96.9% Cadiz village 1,358 92.0% Carrollton village 1,251 79.0% Cleves village 1,123 95.1% Covington village 1,077 84.1% Creston village 938 93.9% Crooksville village 932 85.5% Commercial Point village 875 96.6% Camden village 829 88.2% Churchill CDP 806 98.5% Caldwell village 785 81.5% Cardington village 773 95.0% Coal Grove village 733 95.6% Cridersville village 731 88.6% Centerburg village 677 90.7% Curtice CDP 669 94.5% Columbus Grove village 668 90.0% Choctaw Lake CDP 624 96.5% Continental village 593 79.6% Cedarville village 576 90.6% Cinnamon Lake CDP 543 — No rate published Chesapeake village 530 87.4%
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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