wats the worst and best place 2 live in America?

like citys or towns i guess and why? I have 2 do it for this summer project 4 school and i really don't know. lol Oh ya U have 2 explain why 2.

Public Comments

1. Texas is the worst!!!!! Kentucky is the best.
2. worst: new mexico BEST: new hamshire
3. Worst- whereever you do not want to be Best North Carolina
4. I would say San Diego California for the climate, and any place in Colorado for the beauty and clean air!
5. Los Angeles and Palm Springs.
6. I would love to live in Flatbush (Brooklyn) NY - all those huge mighty gorgeous H-E-A-V-Y enormous Black ladies - but I'm a white British guy stuck living in dull old London
7. That's a lot of territory! Most of the best places are too crowded! I love Lake Tahoe, CA. It's beautiful, you can have all the amenities of a city fun, without the bustle. Fine dining, gambling, entertainment. Then you can be in a secluded place on the lake in a few minutes. Sacramento, Ca. isn't a far, and the skiing is wonderful in the winter. The worst is a toss up between Gila Bend, Arizona and El Paso, Texas. I think if some great power decided to give the USA an enema, the hose would be plugged into El Paso.
8. Seattle is the best, because of its nature and weather. New York, because of traffic jam and unpleasant yankees, who never help, even if you ask a bus direction.
9. Clovis New Mexico is the worst because it it so small and boring and nothing for a teenager or anyone to do. It is a nice place to retire though because of the cost of living but it's hard to find a decent job. Maryland and Chicago are the best. They both have so much to offer.
10. conniecut is the best! pennslyvinia is the WORST!!!!!!
11. worst florda because they get hit by lots of huricans best arizona because its never to cold in the winter but it really hot in the summer but u get to swim alot
12. Schenectady, NY has got to be the worst place to live. Drugs, prostitution, and violence are rampant. It used to be a decent place to live, but General Electric closed its large factory many years ago and now pretty much everyone who stayed is in poverty. The best place is a bit more difficult. It depends on your preferences...small town or big city, outdoor or indoor activities, raising children or partying? My preference is for Santa Monica, CA. It is on the beach which makes the climate amazing and the view breathtaking. It's close to pretty much everything (even skiing is just a short trip away). Santa Monica also has a pretty good mix of family activities and activities for single people.
13. Here are some "best/worst" sites that you can look over. Some give reasons why they've rated places: http://www.bestplaces.net/docs/studies/crime1.aspx http://www.usatoday.com/life/lifestyle/2004-03-29-emerging-cities_x.htm http://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/ http://www.morganquitno.com/PressReleases.htm http://www.morganquitno.com/cit01pop.htm (Check your local library to see if any of the books promoted here are in the library reference section) http://www.kidfriendlycities.org/2004/ BOOKS You might also check your local library for these books: Places Rated Almanac Cities Ranked and Rated: More than 400 Metropolitan Areas Evaluated in the U.S. and Canada
14. I think the best place to live would be the place that offers it's residents the best of everything.... The BEST place would have.... At least one major city. A mountain range of some sort. A beach and/or coast line. Extensive forest land. Multi-cultural ethnic groups. A decent reputation. And something...a little special. Some of the states that fit that category are; Georgia North Carolina Texas California Washington State Illinois Florida New York. Some of the WORST places would have.... No major city. No coast line whatsoever. No mountains. No forest land. A lack of multi-culturalism. A bad reputation. And lack that something special. Some of the states that would fit into that category would be... Kansas. Arkansas. Mississippi. Utah. I am not saying these ARE the best & worst places, it's just they have or are lacking in what makes some states more popular and others less than inviting.