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After U.S. News studied much data and analyzed many complex factors, it ranked the top ten states to live in the United States in 2019. Check this list out if your city or state figures to be here! Also, the former article and following link might be helpful if you, as a millenial, want to move out with your family but you have not made up your mind yet.
https://collegecandy.com/2019/06/27/top-10-best-cities-for-millennial-families-to-move-to/
Washington
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Capital: Olympia
Population: 7.54 million
Median household income: $70,979
GDP: $568.58 billion
It is the only state which has been named after a U.S. president took office in 1889.
This location is for nature lovers. This state’s topographical diversity has caught the attention of many tourists and residents. Washington is known as the birthplace of Starbucks coffee, The Boeing Co. and Microsoft Corp. Relatedly, because of its strategic location, it serves as the key exporter for the U.S.. Moreover, it produces 70% of the country’s apples. Its employment opportunities are quite active.
New Hampshire
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Capital: Concord
Population: 1.36 million
Median household income: $73,381
GDP: $86.7 billion
This state might be one of the smallest ones in the United States. But that does not impede itself to have a major political impact in the country in terms of presidential elections.
Alike Washington, New Hampshire offers magnificent sights of nature. On the other hand, economy-related, it offers high-tech equipment and techniques in the industrial sector, making it really important for the state’s trade.
Minnesota
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Capital: Saint Paul
Population: 5.61 million
Median household income: $68,388
GDP: $366.53 billion
This state is home to snow sports due to its weather freezing conditions. Minnesota is also known for its numerous bodies of water, manufacturing and retail sectors regarding its economy.
Utah
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Capital: Salt Lake City
Population: 3.16 million
Median household income: $68,358
GDP: $178.31 billion
This state is home to the largest saltwater lake in the Western Hemisphere. Its arid weather conditions are the reason for Utah’s desertic zones. It is also a very mountainous region. These features are of the reasons ski addicts come to visit Utah during winter.
Vermont
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Capital: Montpelier
Population: 626, 299
Median household income: $57,513
GDP: $33.85 billion
Vermont offers greeny mountains and valleys –just a great option for nature enthusiasts! This state with French and British roots is home to the maple syrup production in the United States. Additionally, its agricultural sector is quite substantial for this state’s economy.
Maryland
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Capital: Annapolis
Population: 6.04 million
Median household income: $80,776
GDP: $418.59 billion
This state is home to the Chesapeake Bay, a major trading port and the place where the national anthem was born! Maryland has always played an important role in the history of the United States, being an army-based region.
Virginia
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Capital: Richmond
Population: 8.52 million
Median household income: $71,535
GDP: $539.35 billion
This state has an arduous history of slavery. To say, it is still divided between the south and north. Its economy relies on farming, sea-food harvesting and tobacco growing in the country-side, and technology trade in the areas bordering Washington.
Massachusets
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Capital: Boston
Population: 6.9 million
Median household income: $77,385
GDP: $576.57 billion
This state has played an important role in American politics in recent years. Its economy relies on education, health, tourism, as well as on the manufacturing and technology sectors.
Nebraska
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Capital: Lincoln
Population: 1.93 million
Median household income: $59,970
GDP: $124.58 billion
This state’s economy relies mostly on the farming sector; beef, pork and corn specifically. On the other hand, Omaha is home to one of the world’s richest men Warren Buffet.
Colorado
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Capital: Denver
Population: 5.7 million
Median household income: $69, 117
GDP: $369.16 billion
In terms of land, Colorado is the eight-largest state. Its economy relies on geographic diversification, natural resources and tourism. Nebraska borders Arizona, New Mexico and Utah.
