Which U.S. City Suits You Best? (Quiz)

[protonaut]

Take our fun online quiz. We'll instantly provide you with a tailored list of the best cities and small towns that fit you. Compare perfect hometowns and undiscovered havens that match your interests. Dig deeper with colorful reports, job listings, and more.

My Results: (top 5)

Montpelier, Vermont
Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts
Williamstown, Massachusetts
Johnson, Vermont
Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin

 

[j86]

Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Medford, Oregon
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Charleston, West Virginia

Such random places. :laugh:

 

[Dragon]

Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Hartford, Connecticut
Danbury, Connecticut
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Eugene, Oregon

 

[Puddytat]

Edenton, North Carolina
Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina
Norfolk, Virginia
Hampton, Virginia
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

 

[Esmeralda]

I live in one of the top places recommended for me and the other places are places I have considered moving to in the past or may move in the future.

 

[Cath]

Little Rock, Arkansas
Shreveport-Bossier City, Louisiana
Alexandria, Louisiana
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Eugene, Oregon

 

[Forlornspirit]

New Harmony, Indiana
Arrow Rock, Missouri
Alexander City, Alabama
Branson, Missouri
Clarksdale, Mississippi
Sandusky, Ohio



Bah, none are Kansas. Not accurate I say! lol

 

[Juliaa]

Champaign-Urbana, Illinois
Shreveport-Bossier City, Louisiana
Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Little Rock, Arkansas
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Hartford, Connecticut

 

[Spearmint]

:laugh: Random that this was bumped up, but here are my results.

Johnson, Vermont.
Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
Seward, Alaska.
Lewiston, Maine.
Altoona, Pennsylvania.

 

[HappyAZaClaM]

Which U.S. City Suits You Best?

Would Heidelberg, Germany count? I liked it there

 

[HappyAZaClaM]

My Results: (top 5)

Montpelier, Vermont
Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts
Williamstown, Massachusetts
Johnson, Vermont
Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin

quiz had too many questions. I started gettin a headache. I did like
the question, well a "no, maybe, nuetral, sort of, well ok if you insist"
sort of question about the zoo. "I like being at the zoo, as a visitor"

lol. well, not really. I always feel like they're lookin at me like I'm a dumbass.
I hate seeing animals locked up. it'd be better to put people in glass boxes
and drop them into africa or someplace. let the critters stroll by and toss
peanuts and stuff :wink:

I'll stick with Heidelberg, seeing as how it's make believe anyway.

 

[bluegrey]

Saratoga springs, New York. Beautiful, safe city. Artsy community, rich in history (especially of the Revolutionary War and it's racetrack), close to the Adirondack Mountains and filled with attractions. New York State is in my heart and I hope to live there one day (I'm about a seven hour drive away).

It's two downsides are swarms of summer tourists and very nasty winters (brrr).

 

[HappyAZaClaM]

My Results: (top 5)

Montpelier, Vermont
Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts
Williamstown, Massachusetts
Johnson, Vermont
Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin

on reconsideration, Montpelier, Vermont sounds pretty ok. I live in Phoenix
Arizona. It was a neat place to live about 60 years ago. Too many people
now. Like L.A. everyone wanted to be there, so they went. Now there's 9
bazillion people in Los Angeles. Small cities and towns are fascinating. I
have never lived in a small town. The ones I've spent time in were quite
pleasant though.

Only reason I said Heidleburg is, I spent a lot of time there in my early
20's. nice little town, and close enough to huge stinking cesspool type
cities to find fun and excitement if one should require that sort of thing.