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All 50 states and the District of Columbia, each with the metro areas we track inside it. Cost-of-living figures come from the US Bureau of Economic Analysis Regional Price Parities, where 100 equals the national average, using 2024 data. You can also see the full A–Z list of every metro.
Alabama12 metrosAlaska2 metrosArizona7 metrosArkansas5 metrosCalifornia25 metrosColorado7 metrosConnecticut5 metrosDelaware1 metroDistrict of Columbia1 metroFlorida22 metrosGeorgia14 metrosHawaii2 metrosIdaho6 metrosIllinois8 metrosIndiana12 metrosIowa8 metrosKansas4 metrosKentucky6 metrosLouisiana10 metrosMaine3 metrosMaryland4 metrosMassachusetts6 metrosMichigan15 metrosMinnesota5 metrosMississippi3 metrosMissouri8 metrosMontana5 metrosNebraska3 metrosNevada3 metrosNew Hampshire1 metroNew Jersey3 metrosNew Mexico4 metrosNew York13 metrosNorth Carolina15 metrosNorth Dakota4 metrosOhio12 metrosOklahoma4 metrosOregon8 metrosPennsylvania16 metrosRhode Island1 metroSouth Carolina8 metrosSouth Dakota2 metrosTennessee10 metrosTexas26 metrosUtah5 metrosVermont1 metroVirginia9 metrosWashington11 metrosWest Virginia7 metrosWisconsin13 metrosWyoming2 metros