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7 Most Depressing Places to Live in the U.S.

The level of emotional health in these cities is below average. Residents may need to strive harder for social and financial success.

Baltimore, Maryland

Baltimore's image issues over the last few years are well known. .

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A high per capita violent crime rate and an above-average unemployment rate (5.7% vs. 4.1% nationally) don't provide for strong neighbourhood selling points

Reading, Pennsylvania

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Reading is a wonderful hobby, but the city is not. Only one-third of adults own homes, and even fewer are married. Education is also below the norm.Fill in some text

It's not all bad in Flint, Michigan. People earned national headlines in recent years due to a lack of potable water. People are unable to sell their homes and cannot afford to buy just bottled water.

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Flint, Michigan

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As many areas around the nation were seeing their crime rates drop in recent years, Little Rock’s increased in 2017 (after already having a disproportionally high violent crime rate for its size).

Little Rock, Arkansas

Toledo, Ohio

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Providence is one of the top ten sleep-deprived cities, which could be attributed to the 26.4% reduction in property values over the last decade.

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The city's population has decreased by 60% since it peaked at around 2 million, and the local government declared the nation's largest municipal bankruptcy in 2013.

Detroit, Michigan

The unemployment rate in Fresno, California, is regrettably higher than it is in most of the nation. At the end of 2017, Fresno's unemployment rate was 8.2%, double the 4.1% national average.

Fresno, California