The 10 best places to live in America
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Fishers, Indiana is the best place to live in the US, according to a new ranking by Money.
The list sought to identify locations that provide its citizens with a comfortable life and looked to factors like job opportunity, quality schools, and affordable homes.
But it also aimed pinpoint the lesser known places. To do that, Money restricted its list to places with a "population of 10,000 to 100,000, to avoid the biggest cities while shining a light on smaller towns and affordable suburbs."
The fast-growing suburb of Fishers, Indiana with ample job opportunities and quality schools, topped the list.
Read on to see the 10 best places to live in America.
10. Bozeman, Montana
TripAdvisor/Yellowstone Country Montana TourismPopulation: 42,435
Median household income: $49,303
Average commute time: 13 minutes
9. Schaumburg, Illinois
Grahamalonian/WikiCommonsPopulation: 77,557
Median household income: $73,824
Average commute time: 28 minutes
8. North Arlington, New Jersey
Kai Schreiber/FlickrPopulation: 15,563
Median household income: $73,885
Average commute time: 28 minutes
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