Josh
Oct 22, 2024 17:53 EST
Denver at 16 is not bad considering we have taken 3X Champions with the Broncos,Avalanche and Nuggets represent
The local television market universe estimates for the various designated market areas, as defined and used by The Nielsen Company throughout the 2022-2023 television season—effective Thursday, October 27, 2022. There are a total number of 123,785,250 Nielsen Station Index TV homes for the 2022-23 season.
| Rank | Market | TV Homes | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | New York | 7,726,580 | 6.242% |
| 2 | Los Angeles | 5,838,090 | 4.716% |
| 3 | Chicago | 3,624,820 | 2.928% |
| 4 | Philadelphia | 3,108,960 | 2.512% |
| 5 | Dallas-Fort Worth | 3,041,540 | 2.457% |
| 6 | Atlanta | 2,679,850 | 2.165% |
| 7 | Houston | 2,666,330 | 2.154% |
| 8 | Washington-Hagerstown | 2,617,350 | 2.114% |
| 9 | Boston-Manchester | 2,596,190 | 2.097% |
| 10 | San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose | 2,593,210 | 2.095% |
| 11 | Phoenix-Prescott | 2,138,870 | 1.728% |
| 12 | Seattle-Tacoma | 2,116,440 | 1.710% |
| 13 | Tampa-St Petersburg-Sarasota | 2,068,720 | 1.671% |
| 14 | Detroit | 1,937,250 | 1.565% |
| 15 | Minneapolis-Saint Paul | 1,839,480 | 1.486% |
| 16 | Denver | 1,792,540 | 1.448% |
| 17 | Orlando-Daytona Beach-Melbourne | 1,775,140 | 1.434% |
| 18 | Miami-Fort Lauderdale | 1,720,970 | 1.390% |
| 19 | Cleveland-Akron-Canton | 1,552,420 | 1.254% |
| 20 | Sacramento-Stockton-Modesto | 1,502,080 | 1.214% |
| 21 | Charlotte | 1,323,400 | 1.069% |
| 22 | Portland, OR | 1,293,400 | 1.045% |
| 23 | Raleigh-Durham-Fayetteville | 1,289,510 | 1.042% |
| 24 | Saint Louis | 1,255,160 | 1.014% |
| 25 | Indianapolis | 1,207,280 | 0.975% |
| 26 | Pittsburgh | 1,174,940 | 0.949% |
| 27 | Nashville | 1,168,540 | 0.944% |
| 28 | Baltimore | 1,149,480 | 0.929% |
| 29 | Salt Lake City | 1,148,120 | 0.928% |
| 30 | San Diego | 1,107,010 | 0.894% |
| 31 | San Antonio | 1,059,540 | 0.856% |
| 32 | Columbus, OH | 1,023,600 | 0.827% |
| 33 | Kansas City | 1,019,550 | 0.824% |
| 34 | Hartford-New Haven | 1,014,160 | 0.819% |
| 35 | Austin | 978,520 | 0.791% |
| 36 | Cincinnati | 953,940 | 0.771% |
| 37 | Greenville-Spartanburg-Asheville-Anderson | 947,350 | 0.765% |
| 38 | Milwaukee | 900,200 | 0.727% |
| 39 | West Palm Beach-Fort Pierce | 888,210 | 0.718% |
| 40 | Las Vegas | 870,240 | 0.703% |
| 41 | Jacksonville | 790,580 | 0.639% |
| 42 | Grand Rapids-Kalamazoo-Battle Creek | 781,030 | 0.631% |
| 43 | Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York | 772,320 | 0.624% |
| 44 | Norfolk-Portsmouth-Newport News | 772,190 | 0.624% |
| 45 | Birmingham-Anniston-Tuscaloosa | 766,220 | 0.619% |
| 46 | Oklahoma City | 743,340 | 0.601% |
| 47 | Greensboro-High Point-Winston Salem | 739,970 | 0.598% |
| 48 | Louisville | 721,070 | 0.583% |
| 49 | Albuquerque-Santa Fe | 720,750 | 0.582% |
| 50 | New Orleans | 687,110 | 0.555% |
| 51 | Providence-New Bedford | 663,900 | 0.536% |
| 52 | Memphis | 644,360 | 0.521% |
| 53 | Fresno-Visalia | 634,120 | 0.512% |
| 54 | Buffalo | 632,110 | 0.511% |
| 55 | Fort Myers-Naples | 618,120 | 0.499% |
| 56 | Richmond-Petersburg | 608,190 | 0.491% |
| 57 | Wilkes Barre-Scranton-Hazleton | 590,390 | 0.477% |
| 58 | Mobile-Pensacola-Fort Walton Beach | 588,650 | 0.476% |
| 59 | Albany-Schenectady-Troy | 578,760 | 0.468% |
| 60 | Little Rock-Pine Bluff | 577,130 | 0.466% |
| 61 | Knoxville | 559,650 | 0.452% |
| 62 | Tulsa | 543,710 | 0.439% |
| 63 | Lexington | 510,900 | 0.413% |
| 64 | Dayton | 491,820 | 0.397% |
| 65 | Tucson-Sierra Vista | 490,560 | 0.396% |
| 66 | Honolulu | 484,300 | 0.391% |
| 67 | Spokane | 481,910 | 0.389% |
| 68 | Des Moines-Ames | 472,310 | 0.382% |
| 69 | Green Bay-Appleton | 471,190 | 0.381% |
| 70 | Wichita-Hutchinson Plus | 457,620 | 0.370% |
| 71 | Roanoke-Lynchburg | 456,390 | 0.369% |
| 72 | Madison | 454,700 | 0.367% |
| 73 | Omaha | 451,790 | 0.365% |
| 74 | Flint-Saginaw-Bay City | 442,050 | 0.357% |
| 75 | Springfield, MO | 436,340 | 0.353% |
| 76 | Columbia, SC | 435,570 | 0.352% |
| 77 | Rochester, NY | 434,190 | 0.351% |
| 78 | Portland-Auburn | 429,130 | 0.347% |
| 79 | Charleston-Huntington | 427,650 | 0.346% |
| 80 | Toledo | 424,380 | 0.343% |
| 81 | Huntsville-Decatur-Florence | 412,370 | 0.333% |
| 82 | Waco-Temple-Bryan | 407,620 | 0.329% |
| 83 | Harlingen-Weslaco-Brownsville-McAllen | 403,470 | 0.326% |
| 84 | Chattanooga | 401,510 | 0.324% |
| 85 | Syracuse | 388,650 | 0.314% |
| 86 | Colorado Springs-Pueblo | 385,730 | 0.312% |
| 87 | Savannah | 378,040 | 0.305% |
| 88 | Charleston, SC | 374,290 | 0.302% |
| 89 | Shreveport | 373,520 | 0.302% |
| 90 | Champaign-Springfield-Decatur | 373,080 | 0.301% |
| 91 | El Paso-Las Cruces | 371,730 | 0.300% |
| 92 | Paducah-Cape Girardeau-Harrisburg | 369,270 | 0.298% |
| 93 | Cedar Rapids-Waterloo-Iowa City-Dubuque | 360,880 | 0.292% |
| 94 | Burlington-Plattsburgh | 360,200 | 0.291% |
| 95 | Baton Rouge | 353,500 | 0.286% |
| 96 | Jackson, MS | 340,720 | 0.275% |
| 97 | Fort Smith-Fayetteville-Springdale-Rogers | 338,310 | 0.273% |
| 98 | Boise | 330,040 | 0.267% |
| 99 | South Bend-Elkhart | 329,080 | 0.266% |
| 100 | Myrtle Beach-Florence | 322,100 | 0.260% |
| 101 | Tri-Cities | 320,820 | 0.259% |
| 102 | Reno | 306,940 | 0.248% |
| 103 | Greenville-New Bern-Washington | 305,320 | 0.247% |
| 104 | Davenport-Rock Island-Moline | 302,600 | 0.245% |
| 105 | Tallahassee-Thomasville | 299,530 | 0.242% |
| 106 | Lincoln-Hastings-Kearney | 291,650 | 0.236% |
| 107 | Evansville | 290,990 | 0.235% |
| 108 | Fort Wayne | 285,360 | 0.231% |
| 109 | Johnstown-Altoona-State College | 284,300 | 0.230% |
| 110 | Augusta-Aiken | 283,100 | 0.229% |
| 111 | Tyler-Longview-Lufkin-Nacogdoches | 282,090 | 0.228% |
| 112 | Sioux Falls-Mitchell | 276,580 | 0.223% |
| 113 | Fargo-Valley City | 265,790 | 0.215% |
| 114 | Springfield-Holyoke | 264,420 | 0.214% |
| 115 | Lansing | 260,780 | 0.211% |
| 116 | Youngstown | 260,220 | 0.210% |
| 117 | Yakima-Pasco-Richland-Kennewick | 258,360 | 0.209% |
| 118 | Traverse City-Cadillac | 254,120 | 0.205% |
| 119 | Eugene | 250,840 | 0.203% |
| 120 | Macon | 250,620 | 0.203% |
| 121 | Montgomery-Selma | 249,140 | 0.201% |
| 122 | Peoria-Bloomington | 248,110 | 0.200% |
| 123 | Bakersfield | 247,180 | 0.200% |
| 124 | Santa Barbara-Santa Maria-San Luis Obispo | 241,200 | 0.195% |
| 125 | Lafayette, LA | 240,150 | 0.194% |
| 126 | Columbus-Opelika | 235,290 | 0.190% |
| 127 | Monterey-Salinas | 232,880 | 0.188% |
| 128 | La Crosse-Eau Claire | 226,710 | 0.183% |
| 129 | Wilmington | 219,540 | 0.177% |
| 130 | Corpus Christi | 208,490 | 0.168% |
| 131 | Amarillo | 197,080 | 0.159% |
| 132 | Wausau-Rhinelander | 188,980 | 0.153% |
| 133 | Chico-Redding | 188,900 | 0.153% |
| 134 | Columbus-Tupelo-West Point-Houston | 188,520 | 0.152% |
| 135 | Salisbury | 185,470 | 0.150% |
| 136 | Medford-Klamath Falls | 183,100 | 0.148% |
| 137 | Columbia-Jefferson City | 181,720 | 0.147% |
| 138 | Rockford | 181,440 | 0.147% |
| 139 | Duluth-Superior | 174,760 | 0.141% |
| 140 | Monroe-El Dorado | 173,940 | 0.141% |
| 141 | Topeka | 173,370 | 0.140% |
| 142 | Lubbock | 171,450 | 0.139% |
| 143 | Beaumont-Port Arthur | 168,960 | 0.137% |
| 144 | Palm Springs | 168,210 | 0.136% |
| 145 | Bismarck-Minot-Dickinson-Williston | 166,190 | 0.134% |
| 146 | Anchorage | 161,210 | 0.130% |
| 147 | Odessa-Midland | 160,200 | 0.129% |
| 148 | Wichita Falls-Lawton | 155,590 | 0.126% |
| 149 | Sioux City | 155,440 | 0.126% |
| 150 | Erie | 152,420 | 0.123% |
| 151 | Rochester-Mason City-Austin | 152,190 | 0.123% |
| 152 | Joplin-Pittsburg | 151,160 | 0.122% |
| 153 | Panama City | 150,700 | 0.122% |
| 154 | Albany, GA | 144,570 | 0.117% |
| 155 | Idaho Falls-Pocatello-Jackson | 142,930 | 0.116% |
| 156 | Bangor | 142,180 | 0.115% |
| 157 | Biloxi-Gulfport | 141,270 | 0.114% |
| 158 | Terre Haute | 139,870 | 0.113% |
| 159 | Gainesville | 138,870 | 0.112% |
| 160 | Sherman-Ada | 134,270 | 0.109% |
| 161 | Binghamton | 132,980 | 0.107% |
| 162 | Missoula | 130,170 | 0.105% |
| 163 | Wheeling-Steubenville | 128,060 | 0.104% |
| 164 | Yuma-El Centro | 126,610 | 0.102% |
| 165 | Bluefield-Beckley-Oak Hill | 120,760 | 0.098% |
| 166 | Billings | 118,150 | 0.095% |
| 167 | Abilene-Sweetwater | 115,860 | 0.094% |
| 168 | Hattiesburg-Laurel | 113,050 | 0.091% |
| 169 | Dothan | 105,610 | 0.085% |
| 170 | Rapid City | 105,560 | 0.085% |
| 171 | Jackson, TN | 103,540 | 0.084% |
| 172 | Utica | 102,770 | 0.083% |
| 173 | Lake Charles | 99,930 | 0.081% |
| 174 | Clarksburg-Weston | 99,800 | 0.081% |
| 175 | Harrisonburg | 98,890 | 0.080% |
| 176 | Quincy-Hannibal-Keokuk | 98,810 | 0.080% |
| 177 | Charlottesville | 97,950 | 0.079% |
| 178 | Elmira-Corning | 94,770 | 0.077% |
| 179 | Watertown | 93,260 | 0.075% |
| 180 | Bend | 91,320 | 0.074% |
| 181 | Alexandria | 89,150 | 0.072% |
| 182 | Marquette | 87,700 | 0.071% |
| 183 | Jonesboro | 86,410 | 0.070% |
| 184 | Bowling Green | 82,570 | 0.067% |
| 185 | Laredo | 82,170 | 0.066% |
| 186 | Butte-Bozeman | 81,490 | 0.066% |
| 187 | Lafayette, IN | 81,200 | 0.066% |
| 188 | Grand Junction-Montrose | 78,370 | 0.063% |
| 189 | Twin Falls | 73,070 | 0.059% |
| 190 | Lima | 68,880 | 0.056% |
| 191 | Great Falls | 65,790 | 0.053% |
| 192 | Meridian | 65,020 | 0.053% |
| 193 | Parkersburg | 63,280 | 0.051% |
| 194 | Greenwood-Greenville | 62,350 | 0.050% |
| 195 | Eureka | 61,250 | 0.050% |
| 196 | Cheyenne-Scottsbluff | 60,540 | 0.049% |
| 197 | San Angelo | 57,690 | 0.047% |
| 198 | Casper-Riverton | 56,390 | 0.046% |
| 199 | Mankato | 55,890 | 0.045% |
| 200 | Ottumwa-Kirksville | 46,330 | 0.037% |
| 201 | Saint Joseph | 45,420 | 0.037% |
| 202 | Fairbanks | 37,930 | 0.031% |
| 203 | Zanesville | 33,940 | 0.027% |
| 204 | Victoria | 33,500 | 0.027% |
| 205 | Helena | 32,420 | 0.026% |
| 206 | Presque Isle | 28,180 | 0.023% |
| 207 | Juneau | 26,920 | 0.022% |
| 208 | Alpena | 17,230 | 0.014% |
| 209 | North Platte | 14,760 | 0.012% |
| 210 | Glendive | 3,920 | 0.003% |
Denver at 16 is not bad considering we have taken 3X Champions with the Broncos,Avalanche and Nuggets represent
It put the the population of NYC, not NYC metro area which is about 16,000,0000.
The Top 20 Markets may as well be the Top 20 Worst Places to Live in America. No surprise to see the correlation, and it's no coincidence that the two most influential markets that everyone working in media are moving to (Austin and Nashville) don't make that list.
More ideological delusional garbage. Those major markets keep the US financially afloat. You should be grateful to your benefactors. And the idea that Austin and Nashville are the two most influential media markets that "everyone" in media are moving to is absurd. You wish. Maybe those working in media who don't care about having prestigious and affluent careers want to go to those markets instead of the big ones.
FAFO, "The Top 20 Worst Places to Live in America" (every single damn one of them run by democraps, 100%)
The Day Will Come ... you'll discover where your food and energy came from 'that kept you alive'.
When the inevitable break-up happens you and your destructive ilk will beg to re-assimilate. Me and my homies will turn away like we never knew you. Can we start now?
Dude, you think Nashville and Austin have higher population that NY and LA? Stop watching FANE NEWS.