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Worst broadband access, Mississippi counties

Mississippi counties with the lowest broadband subscription rates, where federal infrastructure investment is being targeted (2024 ACS). This list covers the 82 counties in Mississippi that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 82 is 80.0%.

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01Sharkey County, MSMS3,09748.6%–

02Washington County, MSMS40,44650.2%–

03Issaquena County, MSMS1,26355.4%–

04Smith County, MSMS13,99164.2%–

05Jasper County, MSMS15,78564.5%–

06Humphreys County, MSMS7,00165.3%–

07Quitman County, MSMS5,36466.5%–

08Holmes County, MSMS15,46568.2%–

09Tallahatchie County, MSMS10,87768.8%–

10Leflore County, MSMS25,68669.3%–

11Amite County, MSMS12,48769.5%–

12Benton County, MSMS7,50269.5%–

13Noxubee County, MSMS9,79869.8%–

14Covington County, MSMS17,89871.1%–

15Yazoo County, MSMS22,94773.1%–

16Greene County, MSMS13,70773.5%–

17Claiborne County, MSMS8,05874.1%–

18Montgomery County, MSMS9,35474.2%–

19Sunflower County, MSMS22,89374.5%–

20Leake County, MSMS21,66274.8%–

21Winston County, MSMS17,47375.4%–

22Lawrence County, MSMS11,81975.6%–

23Kemper County, MSMS8,60075.9%–

24Wilkinson County, MSMS7,58276.0%–

25Perry County, MSMS11,57776.2%–

26Newton County, MSMS20,96076.3%–

27Jones County, MSMS66,49677.2%–

28Pontotoc County, MSMS32,09677.5%–

29Bolivar County, MSMS28,26277.9%–

30Scott County, MSMS28,07377.9%–

31Calhoun County, MSMS12,64378.4%–

32Panola County, MSMS32,69178.4%–

33Tunica County, MSMS8,81978.7%–

34Alcorn County, MSMS34,56978.8%–

35Pike County, MSMS38,71278.8%–

36Carroll County, MSMS9,22678.9%–

37Coahoma County, MSMS19,84979.0%–

38Chickasaw County, MSMS16,73079.2%–

39Jefferson Davis County, MSMS10,94179.2%–

40Tishomingo County, MSMS18,63979.3%–

41Copiah County, MSMS27,49779.5%–

42Marshall County, MSMS34,65480.0%–

43Prentiss County, MSMS25,28480.3%–

44Attala County, MSMS17,10080.8%–

45Stone County, MSMS19,65480.9%–

46Yalobusha County, MSMS12,37581.0%–

47Neshoba County, MSMS28,73281.1%–

48Choctaw County, MSMS8,04881.5%–

49Walthall County, MSMS13,92881.6%–

50Clarke County, MSMS15,10282.2%–

51Simpson County, MSMS25,49882.3%–

52Tippah County, MSMS21,38982.5%–

53Wayne County, MSMS19,80782.9%–

54Grenada County, MSMS20,86883.4%–

55Marion County, MSMS24,00183.5%–

56Union County, MSMS28,45983.8%–

57Warren County, MSMS41,75984.2%–

58Oktibbeha County, MSMS51,89684.5%–

59Tate County, MSMS28,72584.6%–

60Clay County, MSMS18,23884.8%–

61Itawamba County, MSMS24,15284.8%–

62George County, MSMS26,33184.9%–

63Lauderdale County, MSMS70,31785.0%–

64Pearl River County, MSMS59,36385.1%–

65Adams County, MSMS30,06185.4%–

66Lee County, MSMS83,73185.4%–

67Webster County, MSMS10,16785.9%–

68Franklin County, MSMS7,49186.1%–

69Lincoln County, MSMS35,01286.1%–

70Forrest County, MSMS79,03486.4%–

71Monroe County, MSMS33,31886.4%–

72Hancock County, MSMS46,87386.6%–

73Lowndes County, MSMS57,34687.2%–

74Lamar County, MSMS67,40388.6%–

75Harrison County, MSMS217,13689.2%–

76Hinds County, MSMS211,88889.3%–

77Jackson County, MSMS147,66689.7%–

78Jefferson County, MSMS6,82589.9%–

79Lafayette County, MSMS59,59791.7%–

80DeSoto County, MSMS197,91892.1%–

81Rankin County, MSMS162,18192.1%–

82Madison County, MSMS116,29892.7%–

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