Lamentably, not all American cities are created equal. Some seem to be plagued by societal problems such as economic disparity, unemployment, and poor health care accessibility. In our analysis of the 50 worst cities in the United States, we ranked the cities based on indicators including population change, workforce participation, median household income, lack of health insurance, commute times, and poverty levels. Key findings from the data include:
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Worst Citites
8
#8
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3
#3
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7
#7
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1
#1
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10
#10
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5
#5
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4
#4
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6
#6
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2
#2
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9
#9
Region ↕ | Worst Citites ↕ |
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Camden, MI | 8 |
Detroit, MI | 3 |
Flint, MI | 7 |
Gary, IN | 1 |
Huntington Park, CA | 10 |
Newark, NJ | 5 |
Passaic, NJ | 4 |
Pine Bluff, AR | 6 |
Port Arthur, TX | 2 |
Warren, OH | 9 |