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Worst broadband access, Alabama counties

Alabama counties with the lowest broadband subscription rates, where federal infrastructure investment is being targeted (2024 ACS). This list covers the 67 counties in Alabama that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 67 is 82.5%.

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01Greene County, ALAL7,06767.0%–

02Bullock County, ALAL9,78068.1%–

03Crenshaw County, ALAL13,17569.2%–

04Franklin County, ALAL32,44972.0%–

05Lowndes County, ALAL9,35972.5%–

06Conecuh County, ALAL10,89972.7%–

07Clarke County, ALAL22,01473.7%–

08Hale County, ALAL15,19475.4%–

09Barbour County, ALAL24,60775.5%–

10Perry County, ALAL7,42575.5%–

11Cleburne County, ALAL15,97076.0%–

12Sumter County, ALAL11,58876.0%–

13Choctaw County, ALAL11,90476.1%–

14Monroe County, ALAL18,96576.9%–

15Lamar County, ALAL13,58777.7%–

16Marengo County, ALAL18,31178.0%–

17Wilcox County, ALAL9,66678.9%–

18Escambia County, ALAL36,66579.0%–

19Lawrence County, ALAL33,84379.0%–

20Marion County, ALAL29,09779.0%–

21Macon County, ALAL18,13279.1%–

22Geneva County, ALAL27,55479.6%–

23Russell County, ALAL58,89879.7%–

24Pickens County, ALAL18,22180.1%–

25Clay County, ALAL14,20780.4%–

26Dallas County, ALAL35,14080.5%–

27Coosa County, ALAL10,16180.7%–

28Fayette County, ALAL15,87280.9%–

29Washington County, ALAL14,82281.2%–

30Winston County, ALAL23,82981.8%–

31Colbert County, ALAL59,47481.9%–

32Pike County, ALAL33,68881.9%–

33Chambers County, ALAL34,25382.1%–

34Henry County, ALAL18,39482.5%–

35Cherokee County, ALAL26,41382.6%–

36Butler County, ALAL18,10082.7%–

37Bibb County, ALAL22,26282.9%–

38Chilton County, ALAL47,70883.3%–

39Covington County, ALAL37,94783.8%–

40Tallapoosa County, ALAL40,95383.9%–

41Walker County, ALAL65,14084.7%–

42Randolph County, ALAL23,16384.9%–

43Blount County, ALAL60,15685.0%–

44Lauderdale County, ALAL97,13585.1%–

45Dale County, ALAL49,91286.0%–

46Morgan County, ALAL126,48386.0%–

47Mobile County, ALAL411,65886.3%–

48Houston County, ALAL110,31886.5%–

49Coffee County, ALAL56,95386.8%–

50DeKalb County, ALAL74,08586.9%–

51Talladega County, ALAL81,60387.2%–

52Cullman County, ALAL94,00987.3%–

53Calhoun County, ALAL115,83487.3%–

54Etowah County, ALAL103,88687.5%–

55Limestone County, ALAL122,92888.0%–

56Tuscaloosa County, ALAL241,36888.6%–

57Lee County, ALAL189,88188.9%–

58Jackson County, ALAL54,28189.9%–

59Marshall County, ALAL103,53790.1%–

60Montgomery County, ALAL225,89190.3%–

61Jefferson County, ALAL665,74290.4%–

62Baldwin County, ALAL267,76190.6%–

63St. Clair County, ALAL98,20691.1%–

64Elmore County, ALAL91,57791.7%–

65Madison County, ALAL433,51692.3%–

66Autauga County, ALAL61,92093.2%–

67Shelby County, ALAL238,55294.7%–

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