Summary
A study by WalletHub ranked major U.S. cities based on factors like economic opportunities, healthcare access, and safety for women. Columbia in Maryland was named the best city, while Jackson in Mississippi ranked as the worst. The study looked at 182 cities using 15 different measurements to create these rankings.
Key Facts
- The study ranked 182 U.S. cities, including the 150 most populated cities.
- Columbia, Maryland, was rated the best city for women, with strong earnings and healthcare.
- Columbia has the highest adjusted median annual wage for women at $61,778.
- Seattle, Washington, ranked second, with low poverty rates and high access to healthcare.
- Overland Park, Kansas, came third, with high life expectancy and low unemployment for women.
- Jackson, Mississippi, ranked as the worst city for women.
- The rankings were based on metrics such as economic well-being, health, and safety.
- Cities with high earnings for women include Columbia, Overland Park, and Atlanta.
