Like selecting a soulmate, finding a great place to live can't be done just by the numbers. This year, MONEY set out to find America's best small city (pop. 50,000 to 300,000). Using data from Onboard Informatics and other sources, we identified locations with economic strength, quality health care, low crime, great schools, and lots to do. Then reporters visited top-scoring places to assess what the numbers can't tell you -- whether a town is a true community.
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1. Carmel, IN
Top 100 rank: 1
Population: 80,100
2. McKinney, TX
Top 100 rank: 2
Population: 136,100
3. Eden Prairie, MN
Top 100 rank: 3
Population: 61,200
4. Newton, MA
Top 100 rank: 4
Population: 84,700
5. Redmond, WA
Top 100 rank: 5
Population: 55,200
6. Irvine, CA
Top 100 rank: 6
Population: 213,600
7. Reston, VA
Top 100 rank: 7
Population: 60,300
8. Columbia/Ellicott City, MD
Top 100 rank: 8
Population: 100,700
9. Overland Park, KS
Top 100 rank: 9
Population: 175,300
10. Chapel Hill, NC
Top 100 rank: 10
Population: 59,000
Read More: Best Places to Live 2012.
World News..
Hotels in Kuala Lumpur | Penang Hotels | Hotels in Langkawi
1. Carmel, IN
Top 100 rank: 1
Population: 80,100
2. McKinney, TX
Top 100 rank: 2
Population: 136,100
3. Eden Prairie, MN
Top 100 rank: 3
Population: 61,200
4. Newton, MA
Top 100 rank: 4
Population: 84,700
5. Redmond, WA
Top 100 rank: 5
Population: 55,200
6. Irvine, CA
Top 100 rank: 6
Population: 213,600
7. Reston, VA
Top 100 rank: 7
Population: 60,300
8. Columbia/Ellicott City, MD
Top 100 rank: 8
Population: 100,700
9. Overland Park, KS
Top 100 rank: 9
Population: 175,300
10. Chapel Hill, NC
Top 100 rank: 10
Population: 59,000
Read More: Best Places to Live 2012.
World News..
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