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The Most And Least Safe States In The US, Visualized

The Most And Least Safe States In The US, Visualized
Find out which parts of America rank highest and lowest for safety.
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Ever wondered which of America's 50 states are the safest (or most dangerous)? Wonder no more.

TOP Agency compared all the states on key metrics across six categories β€” personal safety, public safety, financial safety, mental health, transportation and infrastructure, and public safety β€” and scored them to find out which states rank best or worst.


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The Safest States

  1. According to TOP Agency, the safest state in the US is New Hampshire, which ranks second-best for both personal and public safety, and third for public security.
  2. In second place is Maine, where residents enjoy the highest level of personal safety of anywhere in the US. The state also ranks fifth-best for mental health.
  3. Third place goes to Massachusetts, which ranks highest for public safety and second-best for mental health.

The Least Safe States

  1. The most unsafe of all the states is Alaska, coming last for personal safety and second-to-last for financial safety.
  2. Second-worst is Nevada, which ranks last overall for financial safety and comes in 46th for mental health.
  3. The third-least safe state is New Mexico, where residents experience the second-worst personal safety, as well as the worst transportation and infrastructure.


Info and image via TOP Agency.

Comments

  1. Darcy did you even read the results of the TOP report? First you stated the stats wrong. Maine is not number five for mental health in the report it is number one. So it's the safest state with the most nut houses, maybe it's a correlation? The whole report is garbage and the grading scale. How the hell does Wyoming rank in the top 5 for mass shooting but Illinois isnt on that list? Why is Montana not as safe as New York? Because there is no subway that runs through it? Maybe people in Montana are more self sufficient that they dont need to take a train to get to work. Lastly according to labels (prop 65) in California everything is dangerous there and will kill you(the rest of the nation who is tired of seeing the labels). So California seems to be the winner as most dangerous and they even know about it. Maybe change the name to scratch instead of digg


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