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Ohio places starting with S 110 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 S with a reportable subscription rate Place Households Broadband Springfield city 24,650 88.4% Strongsville city 19,118 91.9% Stow city 14,393 93.7% Shaker Heights city 12,806 92.2% Sandusky city 10,973 84.9% Sidney city 8,904 93.4% Solon city 8,885 95.9% South Euclid city 8,604 94.2% Sylvania city 7,512 94.9% Streetsboro city 7,485 92.2% Steubenville city 7,097 87.0% Sharonville city 7,084 86.4% Springboro city 7,020 95.4% Shiloh CDP 5,669 82.3% Salem city 5,141 85.2% Seven Hills city 4,852 94.3% Springdale city 4,496 81.3% Sheffield Lake city 4,417 89.6% Struthers city 4,244 89.0% Shelby city 3,633 89.2% St. Marys city 3,408 91.2% Sunbury city 2,894 96.5% Silverton village 2,720 86.6% South Lebanon village 2,222 95.7% Summerside CDP 2,137 88.9% St. Clairsville city 2,101 89.2% Sebring village 2,068 78.7% St. Bernard village 1,779 92.2% Sheffield village 1,733 93.7% Swanton village 1,733 93.8% Shadyside village 1,536 85.0% Sherwood CDP 1,534 97.5% Sixteen Mile Stand CDP 1,389 93.4% South Russell village 1,370 — No rate published South Point village 1,364 89.9% Salem Heights CDP (Hamilton County) 1,362 98.6% Strasburg village 1,203 82.0% South Bloomfield village 1,163 95.8% Sabina village 1,157 85.0% Sugarcreek village 1,054 87.3% Silver Lake village 1,012 96.3% Shawnee Hills CDP 1,006 89.3% Seville village 1,003 92.6% South Zanesville village 964 87.7% St. Paris village 919 88.6% St. Henry village 889 96.9% South Charleston village 863 91.9% Spencerville village 853 81.8% South Amherst village 749 92.3% Shreve village 635 91.0% Stony Prairie CDP 618 94.3% Smithville village 566 95.4% Saybrook-on-the-Lake CDP 558 87.3% Somerset village 523 85.1%
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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