Where is the best place to live in the United States?

Canada? 🤷🏻‍♂️

I’m a fan of the coastal Carolinas

Texes but don't live in big cities yet. Just small towns and smaller are your peaceful route.

Don't go Near California. Trust me I will be leaving there after my Grandparents pass away. Also waiting for my adopted brother to turn 18 to completely leave Cali.

So I'm pretty much stuck for two reasons

Tennessee

Hawaii

Depends on what you're looking for and what you like.

Lakes or Mountains or Beaches?

Hot or Freezing?

Do politics matter, if so liberal or conservative?

Big Cities, Middle Sized Cities or middle of no where?

CALIFORNIA

Montana. If you like cool weather and the Rocky Mountains, you will fall in love!

Wherever you are is the nest place

[c=800000]North Dakota. [/c]

I would say Idaho

If I had to move somewhere else in the US, I think my top choice would be Colorado. I’ve heard nothing but good things from people who’ve moved there.

I wanna move to North Carolina. Somewhere remote but with a nice welcoming community.

What’s the least populated?

On a desserted territory

Here

Colorado looks good

Arizona

Texas

Canada.

On SW

There was a time when I contemplated living in the USA.. that contemplation has ended - its not the land, its not the people.. its the structure that exists that is untenable..

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I'd say i prefer the east coast ( more green ), i'd say one of the most northern states, lke new york or vermont

Depends on what you like
Definitely a wide range of places

Canada 🇨🇦 or Australia 🇦🇺

Pennsylvania

Boston, MA

Depends on where—and the person.

I kinda like Kentucky.

Idk tbh. I'm kind of sick of living in the USA. I have lived in California, new York and Florida. They all suck in their own way

Wherever makes u happy

Stay away from democrat run cities and you'll be just fine...they are infested with very high crime and very high taxes