RANKING · 2024 ACS · 75 SHOWN OF 75

Best broadband access, Arkansas counties

Arkansas counties ranked by the share of households with a broadband internet subscription (2024 ACS). This list covers the 75 counties in Arkansas that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 75 is 82.2%.

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01Benton County, ARAR332,55494.4%–

02Faulkner County, ARAR133,97992.9%–

03Washington County, ARAR271,21391.0%–

04Lonoke County, ARAR76,66489.9%–

05Pulaski County, ARAR404,61189.5%–

06Grant County, ARAR18,75689.3%–

07Saline County, ARAR133,28889.1%–

08Crawford County, ARAR62,65788.5%–

09Craighead County, ARAR116,95788.0%–

10Boone County, ARAR38,62887.8%–

11Carroll County, ARAR29,26387.7%–

12Baxter County, ARAR42,98287.2%–

13White County, ARAR80,08587.2%–

14Greene County, ARAR47,41187.1%–

15Marion County, ARAR17,59386.8%–

16Crittenden County, ARAR46,21086.2%–

17Lawrence County, ARAR16,27386.1%–

18Sebastian County, ARAR130,64186.0%–

19Madison County, ARAR18,41085.6%–

20Garland County, ARAR99,69585.2%–

21Pope County, ARAR64,97684.6%–

22Union County, ARAR36,92684.6%–

23Perry County, ARAR10,30984.2%–

24Cross County, ARAR16,18684.1%–

25Clark County, ARAR20,93883.9%–

26Mississippi County, ARAR37,82883.8%–

27Calhoun County, ARAR4,63283.7%–

28Cleburne County, ARAR25,67283.7%–

29Miller County, ARAR42,35783.1%–

30Pike County, ARAR9,96483.1%–

31St. Francis County, ARAR21,80082.7%–

32Jefferson County, ARAR62,98782.6%–

33Hot Spring County, ARAR33,45182.6%–

34Arkansas County, ARAR15,83682.5%–

35Jackson County, ARAR16,74182.5%–

36Conway County, ARAR21,39382.4%–

37Monroe County, ARAR6,24482.3%–

38Lee County, ARAR8,02982.2%–

39Clay County, ARAR14,05281.6%–

40Van Buren County, ARAR16,23881.5%–

41Independence County, ARAR38,78581.4%–

42Poinsett County, ARAR22,48380.9%–

43Howard County, ARAR12,30680.8%–

44Newton County, ARAR7,02680.8%–

45Izard County, ARAR14,40580.7%–

46Drew County, ARAR17,05480.5%–

47Ouachita County, ARAR21,73180.5%–

48Yell County, ARAR19,95680.4%–

49Columbia County, ARAR21,89480.3%–

50Logan County, ARAR21,63380.2%–

51Chicot County, ARAR9,10780.1%–

52Ashley County, ARAR17,83180.0%–

53Sharp County, ARAR18,12280.0%–

54Bradley County, ARAR9,82879.7%–

55Polk County, ARAR19,48679.6%–

56Cleveland County, ARAR7,22479.3%–

57Phillips County, ARAR14,25579.3%–

58Franklin County, ARAR17,72578.8%–

59Little River County, ARAR11,76378.8%–

60Randolph County, ARAR18,87678.8%–

61Scott County, ARAR9,96578.4%–

62Sevier County, ARAR15,75878.3%–

63Montgomery County, ARAR8,57978.2%–

64Desha County, ARAR9,98478.0%–

65Searcy County, ARAR7,84876.7%–

66Fulton County, ARAR12,49276.5%–

67Hempstead County, ARAR19,08075.7%–

68Stone County, ARAR12,70375.2%–

69Lincoln County, ARAR12,76475.0%–

70Johnson County, ARAR26,22574.3%–

71Dallas County, ARAR6,01174.1%–

72Prairie County, ARAR7,92372.8%–

73Nevada County, ARAR7,94272.0%–

74Woodruff County, ARAR5,71071.3%–

75Lafayette County, ARAR5,88868.3%–

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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES