Why NOBODY Lives in these 9 EMPTY States
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- čas přidán 17. 03. 2024
- Why do so few Americans live in the 9 emptiest states, despite many of them being among the most beautiful? The reasons why nobody lives in Wyoming, Montana, Alaska, Maine, South Dakota, and other regions of the USA with low population densities differ by state. Some areas are uninhabited due to cold and snowy weather, extreme isolation, lack of water, harsh terrain not suitable for farming or real estate, government lands, and a lack of jobs or industry for large cities to grow. Not all of these states are out West, and a few even once had massive cities, such as Butte, Montana, which is now nearly abandoned. So why do these 9 empty states combined have a smaller population than New York City?
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Helena is the capital of Montana.
Vernmint .?
How about New Hampshire? It is another sparsely state, even if two cities, Manchester Ana Nashau with a population of more then 100,000 people each, and both are near the Massachusetts border.
I spent most of my life in Montana, Wyoming, and now South Dakota.
I went to school in North Dakota. I could not imagine living anywhere else!
You like snow?
@@marknewton6984 Not really, it's just something you get used to. It usually around six months out of the year.
I don't dig the cold... The Florida Beachcomber 😎
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I have been to Florida. Pensacola Naval air station in 1984, where to Blue Angels train. White sandy beaches, and roads made of sea shells. Like our gravel roads. It was nice, but it wasn't home. Spent my childhood in Montana.
I lived in Gillette, WY. for 20 years, because the money was good. I'm about 26-28 miles from Mount Rushmore now.
Sounds nice, cow boy style! I grew up near the Gulf of Mexico in SW Florida. Good to hear about other lifestyles lifestyles. Alol
These states offer peace and refuge from the noise of the cities
Will New Mexico lose population between 2020 and 2030? Neighboring states, like Arizona, Colorado, Texas, and even Oklahoma does have rapid population growth between 2020 and 2030. Utah is another rapid population growth, even if it is not border with New Mexico, but it is the 4 corner states where Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah does meet.
Billings is not the capital
This list was different from what I thought it would be. I was expecting sparsely populated states, which at least 5 of these, if not more, would definitely be in the 9 least densely populated, but Delaware and Rhode Island are very densely populated, and probably would have morempeople if they weren't so small.
Billings is not this state capital is the largest city in Montana why are you don't do your own research
This is why AI is so dangerous There are so many things that are not correct in this video. Populations, capitals, geographical pictures and GIFS of what is supposedly in certain states and not, and on and on and on. Misinformation is not a good thing for the world. Journey Junkies will hopefully do better research and get better facts before putting out these videos.
If ANYBODY lives in any of those states, that rules out NOBODY. If you can't use the language precisely, I won't waste my time watching you.
California will become the emptiest state. The folks left behind will have to wear ear plugs to cancel the roar of crickets.
I doubt that because y'all don't have a beach they do