The Top 10 Happiest States in The United States
December 18th, 2009 • Related • Filed Under
Are you feeling pretty good in the morning? Odds are you live in a state that has a great deal of warmth and sunshine. Or your state starts with the letter M, because anyone who knows Montana at #7 and Maine at #10 are not the best states for warmth.
Louisiana leads the list, but the researchers do preface the results by saying that the study did start before Hurricane Katrina.
If you are looking to live where you will be the happiest, check out this list.
- Louisiana
- Hawaii
- Florida
- Tennessee
- Arizona
- Mississippi
- Montana
- South Carolina
- Alabama
- Maine
via LiveScience.com
Of course, if you don’t want to be happy, check out The Top 10 Least Happy States to Live In
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Comment by Internet Marketing for Realtors on 19 December 2009:
I feel this is a great marketing strategy for real estate in the “happy states”
Comment by missoula physical therapist on 19 December 2009:
I live in Montana and it is a great place to be, even if it gets a bit cold in the winter. We do need to have higher incomes though, that is the challenge for the state.
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