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US city proxy servers: residential IPs in 181 cities, A to Z

Every US city with 150,000 or more residents in the Census Bureau's 2024 estimates has its own page, with local data and the exact username segment to target it.

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Which US cities can I target with MetroProxies?

MetroProxies has a page for each of the 181 US cities with at least 150,000 residents (Census Vintage 2024), from New York City (8,478,072) down to Mesquite. City targeting is included on every plan from $0.50/GB (October 2026). City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online. No KYC: pay in crypto.

Which state do you need?

Filter by state: each state page lists its cities with population, main provider and username segment.

Which US cities have a page, from A to Z?

Each page lists population and change since 2020, county and metro area, time zone, area codes, ZIP areas, the home internet providers in the FCC broadband map, sales tax, the state privacy law and the city segment for your username.

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What are the username segments of the 20 largest cities?

Census Vintage 2024 estimates; FCC National Broadband Map, December 2025 data; both read on 2026-10-18.
CityPopulation (2024)Change since 2020Largest wired provider (FCC)Segment
New York City, NY8,478,072−3.7%Verizon Fiosstate-ny-city-new_york
Los Angeles, CA3,878,704−0.5%Spectrum (Charter)state-ca-city-los_angeles
Chicago, IL2,721,308−1.0%Xfinity (Comcast)state-il-city-chicago
Houston, TX2,390,125+3.9%Xfinity (Comcast)state-tx-city-houston
Phoenix, AZ1,673,164+4.0%Coxstate-az-city-phoenix
Philadelphia, PA1,573,916−1.9%Xfinity (Comcast)state-pa-city-philadelphia
San Antonio, TX1,526,656+6.4%Spectrum (Charter)state-tx-city-san_antonio
San Diego, CA1,404,452+1.4%AT&Tstate-ca-city-san_diego
Dallas, TX1,326,087+1.7%Spectrum (Charter)state-tx-city-dallas
Jacksonville, FL1,009,833+6.3%Xfinity (Comcast)state-fl-city-jacksonville
Fort Worth, TX1,008,106+9.7%Spectrum (Charter)state-tx-city-fort_worth
San Jose, CA997,368−1.6%Xfinity (Comcast)state-ca-city-san_jose
Austin, TX993,588+3.3%Spectrum (Charter)state-tx-city-austin
Charlotte, NC943,476+7.9%Spectrum (Charter)state-nc-city-charlotte
Columbus, OH933,263+3.0%Spectrum (Charter)state-oh-city-columbus
Indianapolis, IN891,484+0.4%AT&Tstate-in-city-indianapolis
San Francisco, CA827,526−5.8%Xfinity (Comcast)state-ca-city-san_francisco
Seattle, WA780,995+6.0%Xfinity (Comcast)state-wa-city-seattle
Denver, CO729,019+1.9%Xfinity (Comcast)state-co-city-denver
Oklahoma City, OK712,919+4.7%Coxstate-ok-city-oklahoma_city

What do the city pages have in common, and what differs?

The price and the username format are the same everywhere: $1.50 for 1 GB and USERNAME-country-us-state-xx-city-name. What differs is the local data, because that is what changes a test result.

  • Internet providers: Lincoln has fiber available to 100% of homes, Chattanooga has fiber available to 100% of homes, Clarksville has fiber available to 100% of homes, while some Sun Belt cities rely mostly on cable. The provider mix tells you which ASNs to expect.
  • Growth: Port St. Lucie grew +26.2% between April 2020 and July 2024, the fastest on the list, while St. Louis changed −7.2%.
  • Time zones and area codes: six US time zones appear, and many big cities have three or four overlay area codes.

Use the state pages to see the cities of one state side by side.

What else do people ask about the city list?

Why 150,000 residents?

It is the size at which a city has enough home connections, local data and search demand to deserve its own page. The Census Bureau's Vintage 2024 estimates list 181 such cities. Smaller cities still work through the city- segment; they simply have no page here.

Are suburbs counted as their own cities?

Yes, when they are incorporated cities with 150,000 or more people. Plano, Irving and Frisco are separate pages from Dallas; Aurora, Lakewood and Denver are separate too. Geolocation databases sometimes label a suburb IP with the core city, so check the exit IP before you rely on it.

How often is the list updated?

When the Census Bureau publishes new city estimates (usually each May) and when the FCC releases a new broadband map. Each page shows the date its data was read; this edition was read on 18 October 2026.

Do all cities cost the same?

Yes. Every city uses the same tiers, from $1.50 for 1 GB to $0.50/GB at volume. City, state, ZIP and ASN targeting are included.

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