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Healthy Hometowns

Credit: calebdzahnd

Credit: calebdzahnd

Ever wondered how your hometown stacks up against other metros in the United States? Now you can find out! Self magazine’s survey of 100 cities in the U.S. looks at almost 50 categories—like community resources and disease rates—to rank each city in terms of how healthy it is. Even better is that the mag compiled data specific to women. Check the list for your hometown to find out what health advantages it has to offer—as well as the drawbacks that need improvement! —Erin

Make the list.

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  1. Oh Chicago.

    I love you so much, yet you’re such a rollercoaster when it comes to these things.

    Big points for the lakefront, the biking culture, public transportation, and lots of daily walking.

    Minus points for high rates of depression and other associated problems.

    I need to find a long lost rich relative who wants to fund my winters in Puerto Vallerta so I can summer here, winter there like the elite.

    sigh.

    -Gertie Stein

    http://www.thechunkblog.com

  2. Eh, Philly didn’t fare so well… I often think about the exhaust I’m inhaling as I run down Broad Street…eh, at least I can still work on my fitness!

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