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Top 40 Best U.S. Cities
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Best Cities for Singles- 2008

1. Atlanta
2. San Francisco-Oakland
3. Dallas
4. Minneapolis
5. Washington, D.C.
6. Seattle
7. Boston
8. New York
9. Orlando
10. Phoenix
11. Chicago
12. Denver-Aurora
13. Miami
14. Austin
15. San Antonio
16. Los Angeles
17. Houston
18. Charlotte
19. San Diego
20. St. Louis
21. Columbus
22. Philadelphia
23. Tampa-St. Petersburg
24. Las Vegas
25. Baltimore
26. Virginia Beach-Norfolk
27. Detroit
28. Pittsburg
29. Portland
30. Buffalo
31. Milwaukee
32. Sacramento
33. Cincinnatii
34. Memphis
35. Providence
36. Kansas City
37. Indianapolis
38. Cleveland
39. Salt Lake City
40. Jacksonville

Source: Forbes.com 2008

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Best Cities for Singles- 2007

America's Best Cities for Singles ranks 40 of the largest metropolitan areas in six different categories: Nightlife, Culture, Job Growth, Number of Other Singles, Cost of Living Alone and Coolness.*

1. San Francisco-Oakland
2. New York
3. Los Angeles
4. Atlanta
5. Chicago
6. Washington
7. San Diego
8. Seattle
9. Dallas-Ft. Worth
10. Philadelphia
11. Boston
12. Austin
13. Minneapolis-St. Paul
14. Houston
15. Phoenix
16. Denver-Aurora
17. New Orleans
18. Las Vegas
19. Columbus
20. Miami
21. Detroit
22. Orlando
23. Memphis
24. Milwaukee
25. Sacramento
26. Baltimore
27. St. Louis
28. San Antonio
29. Portland
30. Indianapolis
31. Buffalo
32. Tampa-St. Petersburg
33. Virginia Beach-Norfolk
34. Jacksonville
35. Pittsburgh
36. Salt Lake City
37. Cleveland
38. Kansas City
39. Cincinnati
40. Providence

Source: Forbes.com 2007

* A different U.S. census definition of city" was used this year — four cities have been removed from consideration (Charlotte, Greensboro, Nashville, and Raleigh-Durham) and have been replaced with four new cities (Jacksonville, Buffalo, Memphis and Baltimore). For the first time in four years there is a new number one city: San Francisco. New York City also placed in the top two for the first time.

Best Cities for Singles- 2006

1. Denver-Boulder
2. Boston
3. San Francisco
4. Raleigh-Durham
5. Washington-Baltimore
6. Atlanta
7. Los Angeles
8. New York
9. Chicago
10. Seattle
11. Austin
12. Philadelphia
13. Minneapolis-St. Paul
14. Phoenix
15. Sacramento
16. Detroit
17. Houston
18. Columbus
19. Portland
20. Dallas-Ft. Worth
21. San Diego
22. Nashville
23. Miami
24. Salt Lake City
25. Las Vegas
26. New Orleans
27. St. Louis
28. Cleveland
29. Pittsburgh
30. Cincinnati
31. Orlando
32. Milwaukee
33. Charlotte
34. Indianapolis
35. San Antonio
36. Tampa
37. Providence
38. Kansas City
39. Norfolk
40. Greensboro

Source: Forbes.com 2006

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