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Number of TV households in the largest local TV markets in the United States in the broadcast season 2017-2018

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Designated Market Area	Number of TV homes
New York	7,074,750
Los Angeles	5,318,630
Chicago	3,299,720
Philadelphia	2,869,580
Dallas-Ft. Worth	2,648,490
Washington, DC (Hagerstown)	2,492,170
Houston	2,467,140
San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose	2,451,640
Atlanta	2,449,460
Boston (Manchester)	2,425,440
Phoenix (Prescott)	1,919,930
Seattle-Tacoma	1,880,750
Tampa-St. Pete (Sarasota)	1,879,760
Detroit	1,779,380
Minneapolis-St. Paul	1,730,430

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This statistic contains the number of TV households in the largest local TV markets in the United States. In the 2017-2018 broadcast season, the New York market is the largest TV market with 7.07 million TV households.

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