Discover the Wealthiest City in Your State

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Are you living among the well-off in one of your state’s wealthiest cities? Or are you — and your neighbors — struggling to get by?

You can find out the answer by scanning GOBankingRates list of the wealthiest cities in each state. According to GOBankingRates:

New York City and San Francisco might come to mind, but big businesses and high rents don’t necessarily translate to wealth for a city’s residents.

The cities that earned a spot on the list of the wealthiest cities in each state have both high median home values and median incomes, according to GOBankingRates.

GOBankingRates says these are the wealthiest cities in each state — note that South Dakota and Maine were excluded from the list due to a lack of sufficient data:

  • Alabama: Mountain Brook
  • Alaska: Juneau
  • Arizona: Paradise Valley
  • Arkansas: Elm Springs
  • California: Atherton
  • Colorado: Cherry Hills Village
  • Connecticut: Darien
  • Delaware: Hockessin
  • Florida: Jupiter Island
  • Georgia: Milton
  • Hawaii: Kailua
  • Idaho: Eagle
  • Illinois: Winnetka
  • Indiana: Meridian Hills
  • Iowa: Robins
  • Kansas: Mission Hills
  • Kentucky: Glenview
  • Louisiana: Eden Isle
  • Maine: insufficient data
  • Maryland: Chevy Chase Village
  • Massachusetts: Weston
  • Michigan: Orchard Lake Village
  • Minnesota: Deephaven
  • Mississippi: Madison
  • Missouri: Ladue
  • Montana: Frenchtown
  • Nebraska: Papillion
  • Nevada: Genoa
  • New Hampshire: Rye
  • New Jersey: Sea Girt
  • New Mexico: Corrales
  • New York: Sands Point
  • North Carolina: Marvin
  • North Dakota: West Fargo
  • Ohio: The Village of Indian Hill
  • Oklahoma: Goldsby
  • Oregon: Cedar Mill
  • Pennsylvania: Fox Chapel
  • Rhode Island: Jamestown
  • South Carolina: Tega Cay
  • South Dakota: insufficient data
  • Tennessee: Belle Meade
  • Texas: Piney Point Village
  • Utah: Highland
  • Vermont: Charlotte
  • Virginia: Great Falls
  • Washington: Clyde Hill
  • West Virginia: Cross Lanes
  • Wisconsin: Shorewood Hills
  • Wyoming: Jackson

On the other hand, there are many U.S. cities that are not faring nearly as well as their peers when it comes to median home values and median incomes. Check out your state’s poorest cities.

Did you spot any surprises on the list of America’s wealthiest cities? Sound off below or on Facebook.

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