I didn't need a chart to tell me that.
New Orleans is the only good part of Louisiana, the rest is trash.
Mississippi not being last throws the entire methodology in question
Rural Massachusetts is going to have better access to education and health care than the biggest city in Alabama or MississippiI don't think states really matter. What matters more is your metropolitan area
I'm confused, how Kansas is ranked 8th in natural environment.
Yep. Washington may be #1 thanks to places like Seattle, but with the rural areas electing someone like Matt Shea, it really shows the divide between "nice place to live" and fucking "real life American Horror Story".Pretty much. You can be as big as texas or as small as rhode island, you have your metorpolis' and you have your sticks.
Colorado at 8 for infrastructure is a crazy indictment of the rest of the country.
Denver particularly is a disaster right now. The streets were covered in ice for a week because of a lack of plows, RTD is cancelling random trains without notifications because of a driver shortage, traffic is suffocating most local travel.
Yep. Washington may be #1 thanks to places like Seattle, but with the rural areas electing someone like Matt Shea, it really shows the divide between "nice place to live" and fucking "real life American Horror Story".
I'm also from and currently in Indiana. I would argue they're good in relation to other parts of Indiana - not in relation to other nice cities lolI'm from Indiana, Indy and the college towns are good, the rest is meh. Seems about right to me.
We were there over Thanksgiving and 25 towards the Springs was still pretty awful almost three days later.Colorado at 8 for infrastructure is a crazy indictment of the rest of the country.
Denver particularly is a disaster right now. The streets were covered in ice for a week because of a lack of plows, RTD is cancelling random trains without notifications because of a driver shortage, traffic is suffocating most local travel.
California at 19....sounds about right.
Also how the FUCK is Utah listed as number 49 for "Natural Environment" when it's one of the most gorgeous places on the face of the earth.
This listing is wack.
California at 19....sounds about right.
Also how the FUCK is Utah listed as number 49 for "Natural Environment" when it's one of the most gorgeous places on the face of the earth.
This listing is wack.
Florida's placement for the past 3 years:
2017: #24
2018: #15
2019: #13
We're moving on up!!
Colorado at 8 for infrastructure is a crazy indictment of the rest of the country.
Denver particularly is a disaster right now. The streets were covered in ice for a week because of a lack of plows, RTD is cancelling random trains without notifications because of a driver shortage, traffic is suffocating most local travel.
Imagine ranking MI and WV over LA smhLouisiana ranked dead last, FUUUUCK.
Don't care, it's still top five favorite states.
Louisiana ranked dead last, FUUUUCK.
Don't care, it's still top five favorite states.
I know the areas around Bethesda/Rockville MD is highly thought of.
grass isnt always greener, bub