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2000 Telephone Coverage

Estimated Percentages of Households With and Without Telephones by State, 2001

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State Telephone Households Percent Telephone Household Non-Telephone Household Percent Non-Telephone Household Total
TOTAL
UNITED STATES		 100,644,480 94.49 5,871,294 5.51 106,510,746
Alabama 1,613,909 91.83 143,528 8.17 1,757,437
Alaska 215,639 96.09 8,764 3.91 224,403
Arizona 1,743,650 94.33 104,760 5.67 1,848,410
Arkansas 961,007 91.63 87,771 8.37 1,048,778
California 11,820,000 96.18 475,022 3.87 12,290,000
Colorado 1,587,682 95.68 71,632 4.32 1,659,314
Connecticut 1,245,040 95.52 58,438 4.48 1,303,478
Delaware 286,697 97.64 6,933 2.36 293,630
District of Columbia 228,382 95.69 10,284 4.31 238,666
Florida 5,761,540 91.95 504,126 8.05 6,265,666
Georgia 2,878,808 92.26 241,409 7.74 3,120,217
Hawaii 386,897 94.11 24,207 5.89 411,103
Idaho 463,126 93.46 32,427 6.54 495,553
Illinois 4,151,297 91.79 371,405 8.21 4,522,702
Indiana 2,212,993 93.81 146,131 6.19 2,359,124
Iowa 1,098,310 96.77 36,651 3.23 1,134,961
Kansas 1,002,665 92.62 79,911 7.38 1,082,576
Kentucky 1,494,004 93.50 103,857 6.50 1,597,862
Louisiana 1,580,545 93.21 115,111 6.79 1,695,655
Maine 499,626 98.02 10,079 1.98 509,705
Maryland 1,982,015 95.99 82,858 4.01 2,064,873
Massachusetts 2,333,293 95.89 100,130 4.11 2,433,423
Michigan 3,603,384 95.08 186,577 4.92 3,789,960
Minnesota 1,810,724 96.94 57,126 3.06 1,867,850
Mississippi 967,309 87.83 133,992 12.17 1,101,300
Missouri 2,094,736 97.14 61,680 2.86 2,156,416
Montana 345,525 95.10 17,793 4.90 363,318
Nebraska 636,869 97.16 18,593 2.84 655,461
Nevada 682,837 95.62 31,291 4.38 714,128
New Hampshire 482,825 98.10 9,337 1.90 492,162
New Jersey 2,923,632 95.33 143,154 4.67 3,066,786
New Mexico 615,375 91.78 55,107 8.22 670,482
New York 6,723,145 95.06 349,047 4.94 7,072,192
North Carolina 2,790,267 93.16 204,733 6.84 2,994,999
North Dakota 240,980 94.91 12,919 5.09 253,898
Ohio 4,211,761 95.45 200,747 4.55 4,412,508
Oklahoma 1,256,564 93.07 93,613 6.93 1,350,177
Oregon 1,290,404 94.70 72,238 5.30 1,362,642
Pennsylvania 4,549,039 97.10 135,825 2.90 4,684,864
Rhode Island 382,492 95.73 17,071 4.27 399,563
South Carolina 1,477,303 92.91 112,772 7.09 1,590,074
South Dakota 280,421 95.66 12,724 4.34 293,145
Tennessee 2,091,189 91.96 182,731 8.04 2,273,919
Texas 7,092,901 93.15 521,209 6.85 7,614,110
Utah 691,313 96.24 27,030 3.76 718,343
Vermont 247,257 97.11 7,363 2.89 254,620
Virginia 2,622,031 94.53 151,709 5.47 2,773,740
Washington 2,152,959 95.81 94,125 4.19 2,247,084
West Virginia 701,128 92.86 53,905 7.14 755,033
Wisconsin 1,952,798 96.08 79,760 3.92 2,032,558
Wyoming 180,187 93.91 11,690 6.09 191,878

Source: March 2001 Current Population Survey, U.S. Census Bureau. Data provided by Marketing SYstems Group (GENESYS).


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