Browse Public Libraries by City — U.S. Library Directory
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Search 1,025+ U.S. cities, grouped by state. Pick your city to see local library hours, addresses, phone numbers, digital resources and programs.
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Alabama 17 cities
Alaska 20 cities
American Samoa 1 cities
Arizona 20 cities
Arkansas 18 cities
California 18 cities
Colorado 21 cities
Connecticut 20 cities
Delaware 15 cities
District of Columbia 1 cities
Florida 20 cities
Georgia 31 cities
Hawaii 44 cities
Idaho 18 cities
Illinois 20 cities
Indiana 19 cities
Iowa 20 cities
Kansas 18 cities
Kentucky 19 cities
Louisiana 19 cities
Maine 19 cities
Maryland 19 cities
Massachusetts 21 cities
Michigan 21 cities
Minnesota 17 cities
Mississippi 20 cities
Missouri 19 cities
Montana 20 cities
Nebraska 20 cities
Nevada 18 cities
New Hampshire 20 cities
New Jersey 20 cities
New Mexico 20 cities
North Carolina 21 cities
North Dakota 20 cities
Ohio 20 cities
Oklahoma 20 cities
Oregon 20 cities
Pennsylvania 19 cities
Puerto Rico 13 cities
Rhode Island 14 cities
South Carolina 24 cities
South Dakota 14 cities
Tennessee 21 cities
Texas 22 cities
Utah 15 cities
Vermont 19 cities
Virginia 18 cities
Washington 25 cities
West Virginia 20 cities
Wisconsin 20 cities
Wyoming 20 cities
About this public library city directory
This directory lists every U.S. city with a public library page on Public-Libraries.com, organized by state so you can find your community fast. Each city links to detailed library profiles with branch locations, opening hours, phone numbers and services.
With a free library card, U.S. residents can borrow eBooks and audiobooks through Libby (OverDrive), stream film through Kanopy or hoopla, read digital magazines and use research databases — free, 24/7. Prefer to start wider? Browse by state.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find my local public library?
Use the search box above to type your city or state, or jump to your state and pick your city. Each city page lists the libraries serving that area with hours, address and phone.
Is it free to use a public library?
Yes. Public libraries in the U.S. are free to use, and a library card (also free for local residents) unlocks eBooks, audiobooks, streaming and databases.
My city isn't listed — what can I do?
We add cities and branches regularly. Try browsing your state page for nearby communities, or check back as the directory expands.
🎫 New to the library? See our step-by-step guide on how to get a library card — what you need, applying online, non-resident options and cards for kids.