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The FCC's Broadband Data Collection for June 2024, summed from hexagons to ZIPs, giving the share of homes and businesses that can get 100/20 Mbps fixed service and the reach of fiber and cable, beside the Census count of households that actually subscribe.

1,181 of 1,233 ZIPs have data; median 1%.

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Under 2% lack 100/20 service · 648 2 to 5% lack it · 142 5 to 10% · 105 10 to 25% · 154 25% or more lack it · 184

Highest and lowest

Highest

  1. 45624 · Perry Township and Cynthiana100%
  2. 43446 · Put-In-Bay Township and Middle Bass98%
  3. 43967 · Smith Township and Warnock98%
  4. 45688 · Symmes Township and Waterloo97%
  5. 45172 · Sinking Spring94%
  6. 43436 · Put-In-Bay Township and Isle Saint George94%
  7. 45622 · Swan Township and Creola93%
  8. 45789 · Liberty Township and Wingett Run93%
  9. 45654 · Starr Township and New Plymouth93%
  10. 45770 · Lebanon Township and Portland92%
  11. 43728 · Marion Township and Chesterhill90%
  12. 43902 · Washington Township and Alledonia89%
  13. 45745 · Salem Township and Lower Salem89%
  14. 45741 · Salem Township and Langsville88%
  15. 43152 · Benton Township and South Bloomingville88%

Lowest

  1. 43002 · Columbus and Amlin0%
  2. 43004 · Columbus and Blacklick0%
  3. 43010 · Catawba0%
  4. 43017 · Dublin0%
  5. 43018 · Etna Township and Etna0%
  6. 43032 · Brown Township and Kilbourne0%
  7. 43036 · Magnetic Springs0%
  8. 43037 · Clay Township and Martinsburg0%
  9. 43047 · Wayne Township and Mingo0%
  10. 43070 · Adams Township and Rosewood0%
  11. 43085 · Worthington and Columbus0%
  12. 43109 · Brice0%
  13. 43117 · Darby Township and Derby0%
  14. 43126 · Harrisburg0%
  15. 43142 · Milledgeville0%

Source

FCC Broadband Data Collection, June 2024, fixed availability by H3 hexagon (Esri Living Atlas, Ohio subset); Census ACS 2020-2024 table B28002 internet subscriptions; Ookla Open Data fixed speed tests 2025 Q2 by tile, averaged inside the ZIP

FCC broadband map · Ookla open data · Census ACS

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Which Ohio ZIP code has the highest fast-internet coverage?

ZIP code 45624 (Perry Township and Cynthiana, 100%) ranks highest, followed by 43446 (Put-In-Bay Township and Middle Bass, 98%) and 43967 (Smith Township and Warnock, 98%). The FCC's Broadband Data Collection for June 2024, summed from hexagons to ZIPs, giving the share of homes and businesses that can get 100/20 Mbps fixed service and the reach of fiber and cable, beside the Census count of households that actually subscribe.

Which Ohio ZIP code has the lowest fast-internet coverage?

ZIP code 43002 (Columbus and Amlin, 0%) ranks lowest, followed by 43004 (Columbus and Blacklick, 0%) and 43010 (Catawba, 0%). The FCC's Broadband Data Collection for June 2024, summed from hexagons to ZIPs, giving the share of homes and businesses that can get 100/20 Mbps fixed service and the reach of fiber and cable, beside the Census count of households that actually subscribe.

What is the typical fast-internet coverage in Ohio?

Across Ohio ZIP codes: 1,181 of 1,233 ZIPs have data; median 1%. The FCC's Broadband Data Collection for June 2024, summed from hexagons to ZIPs, giving the share of homes and businesses that can get 100/20 Mbps fixed service and the reach of fiber and cable, beside the Census count of households that actually subscribe.

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