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| Kansas City, Missouri |
1. San Francisco. Slightly crowded with 800,000 citizens. Reasons to live here: temperate weather, great public transport system, world class museums and restaurants, and 20 institutions of higher education. It's scent also makes it a great city to live in, with the smells of the ocean, forests and clouds intermingling in the air.
2.Norman, Oklahoma. The third largest city in Oklahoma with a population of 110,925. The reason this city is so good to live in is because of its cheap property prices, price of gas and generally low prices.
3. Charleston, South Carolina. The friendliest city in the USA, southern hospitality lives on in Charleston. The city is also known for its rich history (it is the oldest city in South Carolina), architecture and restaurants.
4. Kansas City, Missouri. The vibrant city offers cheap cost of living, only 6% tax rate, low rental prices and food price below average. Despite the average age being 32.6, it has been voted a good city for senior citizens due to low prices and mild weather.
5. Las Vegas. This city has the most eligible bachelors in the USA. However, Las Vegas is not for the faint hearted, and citizens of this town need strong will-power to not end up in extreme situations of excess. It is also a good town to make money and the cost of living is relatively low.
6. St Louis, Missouri. Built along the western bank of the Mississippi River it has a population of 318,416. Cost of living is also low, so the city offers a good quality of life. It is also a friendly city, with a humid climate and stunning nature, forests and prairies.
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| The Jewel Box, in St.Louis Forest Park |
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