Top 10 WORST Medium Cities to Live in America
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
- The Top 10 WORST Cities to live in the United States for 2021. A lot of these mid-sized towns are in the worst states to move to in America, but a few are also near the best cities in the USA.
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In order to determine which US city is the worst (or best), we first separated them into different groups based on their size:
Big Cities (Metropolitan population OVER 3 million residents)
Medium Cities (Metro population between 1.5 to 3 million)
Small Cities (Metro population UNDER 1.5 million)
We then analyze their economy, crime and safety, cost of living, schools, health, traffic, things to do, quality of life, and a few other categories. I also implemented my personal experiences and the pros and cons of each location to find the worst and best places to live.
My biggest suggestion is to visit these cities and states first to decide where you want to move to.
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HEY MANGO!!!! I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS
You da man brotha
I'm glad you posted hope you have fun moving
You nailed Sacramento. What a hole this place is
Could you do New Zealand next? I really want to visit there and I been curious on living there as well, thank you if you do! 💗🌟
The sad thing about this video is he made cities like Milwaukee, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Sacramento, and Cleveland sound like Afghanistan, Iraq, Yemen, Haiti, Syria, and South Sudan
Milwaukee is actually really great. Sure, it has its problems, but so does every city. I always expect it to be on these worst city lists, but really, most of its problems are designated to pockets that you wouldn’t go to unless you lived there anyway. The drunk driving problem is citywide, but then again, it’s also practically state-wide. I’m not as familiar with the other cities you mentioned, but I’ve been to all of them except Sacramento; I imagine those cities also have their great and amazing features as well.
I'd probably feel safer in Iraq tho
Afghanistan is insanely misunderstood. It is actually decently established, it is pretty safe, and the people are very hospitable. If you know who Drew Binsky is he made a great series on Afghanistan
In some areas they are. Take from a truck driver who has seen those areas.
Fresno is worse than Sacramento
Holy Moly I didn’t realize how big Jacksonville was
Miami metro is bigger.
@@m66962 that’s the metro
@@m66962 metro yes but city size nope
Growth rate is 15% a year
Same
Its so cold in Milwaukee this baby froze at 10:38
I read this comment before I saw it. So when it popped up I spit my drink out
LOL
Just not the place you'd think of ever..... Only for people who don't care about where they want to live🤢🤢🤒
Damn......
Wisconsin is a good state to live in, except the metro area of Milwaukee is the worst place to live in Wisconsin. I mean, I highly recommend most of the settlements, and again, excluding Milwaukee.
Cincinnati doesn’t feel like it’s dangerous if you actually go there
People just love to shit on Cincinnati until they have a good experience living there
The crime ridden areas of Cincy are very crime ridden. As long as one avoids these handful of areas, there is nothing to be alrmed about.
@@crazeyjoe sounds like the description of a lot of cities to me
@@devincampbell5007 Your statement is correct in that all cities has its undesireable areas. As in the case of Cincinnati, most ares are safe but the bad areas are really bad. You have cities such as Seattle that most areas again, are safe. The difference is that Seattle's worst areas are safe compared to the worst areas in Cincinnati. Then you have cities such as Detroit where sadly, only a handful of areas are safe.
@@crazeyjoe True. And I find Cincinnati to be in a good spot for a rust belt city (Pittsburgh as well). I do not deny that it is a very polluted city though, but I find that to be a minor thing
Detroit
Flint
Anchorage (specifically when it comes to rape)
Southside of Tucson
I do find to be quite bad cities though
I knew the city of St.Louis Missouri would be on this list.
I think anyone from or live near St. Louis knew this🤣
Yeah, but I still love StL.
@@UnionOrDie618 Same here brother.
I live in St. Louis,
@@daboss8302 Sounds awesome what part.
I live in St. Louis County (just outside of St. Louis City) and it really is sad to see the city struggle. There's a lot of developments and investments going on but at the same time other neighborhoods continue to crumble. St. Louis County on the other hand is a generally safe and normal place to live if anyone was thinking about moving into the area.
No thanks; St.Louis, St, Louis County, St. Charles County, and its other collar counties backwards energy. It’s like going back in time. My least favorite city.
The disparity between Stl county and Stl city is astounding
So if Memphis isn’t on here, that means it’s a small city
The Memphis msa is currently estimated at around 1.35 million, which is why it’s classified as a small city in his structure
@Noah Youssef he was trying to explain that while it’s metro population was below 1.5 mil, it’s cultural significance and presence in the region made him consider it medium sized. Memphis doesn’t necessarily carry the same weight
It is small.
Come on mane
I agree I was expecting Memphis but guess it is a small city
I live in St. Louis and let me say it is not dangerous at all, I go downtown all the time, I walk everywhere, and I never see any crime ever
That is how I feel whenever someone talks about Oakland St. Louis seems like a good city and both of our cities got screwed over by greedy NFL owners
Las Vegas I feel is way dangerous
@@Snowflakeofficial1 Well it was set up by the Mafia that's why it's a gambling city in the middle of a desert feel free to Google it
You have obviously only been to touristy parts mid day
Yea the deppressing neighborhoods
great to see your new video - so much information- Produce more please!
I worked for a year as a community organizer in St. Louis. For several years after I left, I'd flinch if a firecracker went off.
St. Louis peaked at a population of 856,796 but alot of people got shot there it now has a population of 300,576
Im pretty sure its at 290,000 people as of the 2020 census but the city is still pretty big in the metro with like 2,000,000
@@nobrang5146 or Shall we say 3,000,000 and it’s the 3rd Worst Big City
interesting list! Didn't expect some of these cities to be on it.
Can you do "Best cities to live in North USA"? I would love to see that because of how they feel little bit like Scandinavia with longern winters.
I've been waiting for another video of yours for about a month, it worth it, such an interesting video
Your videos are splendid! Thank you for giving me a new perspective to contemplate!
Thank you taking time to produce this useful video (also very enjoyable)
St. Louis always gets disrespected 😕
Well deserved though. Numbers don't lie.
@Andydrew Number DO lie.
I think it's mainly St. Louis itself, not the meteo area as a whole. I personally love the St. Louis area, it has lots going on, lots to do, and overall it's a safe place, unlike the city proper.
@@andydrew03 The numbers aren't proportionate because US city limits are arbitrary - St Louis looks like it has a super high crime rate, but the city where all the crime is concentrated is only 10% of the metro population. If you look at most dangerous metropolitan areas in the country, which is far more representative, St Louis is nowhere near the top.
@@jeremiahallyn4603 yeah and most of the crime is just gang skirmishes so unless you're hanging out with a gang member or vandalizing random buildings where gangs are stationed then you probably wont die
I think I have watched every video at least 3 times over, love the content especially since I am open minded about moving different places. Something I think would be very interesting is a "Best cities for recent graduates and young professionals". Is something like that coming in the future?
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nice
so true
agree
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very educational video again, thank you.
Great List/Video! By the way, I have been to Kansas City multiple times, and I have to agree with you, there are some very sketchy areas (that probably are high crime areas) in KC (mostly on the eastern side), but I usually visit the Overland Park area, which I’ve heard is one of the best suburbs to live in the country. I would call KC a city with its pros and cons.
Oh I love Kansas City if you can live in a safe neighborhood or suburb. Not many cities of it's size that offer as much as it does
Uhhh I came early! Thank you so much again for this informative videos they're such a joy to watch. I'm always super aware of when will you post hahaha
Haha thanks so much for always watching and enjoying! :)
great video! so enjoyable & educational, more please!
This channel helps a lot of people
Nice vid!
amazing video for learning in the cold - do top 10 cheapest place to buy or rent a house?
glad you are back. a new video after moving to a new place? Keep producing more videos before Xmas
I lived in STL for 3 years for school and my car was stolen out of my parking spot behind my apartment. 6 months later, my car was found with bullet holes in it. I was living in the Central West End at the time right next to Barnes Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine. I still really enjoyed my time in STL and even considered living there after graduating.
Im sorry that happened. Washu is a fantastic school. I live in the suburbs , i don't have any problems, in top 10 school districts.
I’ve lived in the city of Milwaukee my entire life and work in the middle of downtown at the Milwaukee Bucks arena, yet I’ve never witnessed a crime or felt unsafe. That’s not to say that crime isn’t a problem here, but it’s confined to a couple neighborhoods on the north side that have been severely neglected for decades. So to fix one of the two major problems with this city, you must also address the other.
I've been wanting to live in Milwaukee for a couple months now but when I saw he mentioned it in the video I got sad but when I saw this comment it made me wanna live their even more ngl
Thx lol
@@mackenzieclark5763 Make sure to stay away from the neighborhoods northwest of the Fiserv Forum though--especially North Division--and two neighborhoods near the Walker's Point clock tower have some crime too. But if you live near the Lower East side or the lake, you should be fine.
@@calebhardy9464 If I moved to the US I'd go to either Philly or Milwaukee, these comments have reassured me on Milwaukee but I still have no idea about Philly
I live in Minnesota and go to Milwaukee every year and it’s a beautiful city
Unless you are using the expressway, if you are going into the downtown/east side area, you pretty much have to go through a bad part of town.
Oh yeah, don't own a Kia or Hyundai here. Because odds are, you won't have a car very long. Lol
Nice vid, dude!
amazing video, love it
I live in St Louis country and I love it here. There is a big problem in North St Louis with crime and poverty. They need help. However we have so much free things to do. Our zoo is second to none and is free. And that is just the beginning. There are also good job opportunities.
Thanks for defending the beloved city we live in
Which suburbs are the safest to visit? I want to visit Missouri when the lockdowns are removed
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@@mlj1309 visit the suburbs? To see other people’s houses? Just stay out of the rough parts of St Louis city and you’ll be fine and will have more stuff to do.
@@eriklakeland3857 I meant non urbanized places (English is not my native language). I was told St Louis is not that bad depending on where you are, yet as a foreigner I can't know which areas are safe. If it is that bad I might visit other places from the Midwest
I lived in the West County suburbs of St. Louis for 10 years until like 2013, and never knew it was part of the most dangerous city in the US while living there :/
go the east side/ illinois side and you'll find out real quick...
Yeah just drive by there before and feels like a post apocalyptic place 😑
Not so much in west county. Mostly north St Louis and north county is where the highest concentration of crime are located. Of course, E St Louis, IL as well.
Northside is the dangerous part
West county like Webster Groves generally speaking safe but east the river is another story
amazing video
Can you do a video about the best ocean front cities and maybe include some affordable/livable ones? That would be AWESOME :)
Been waiting for this!
Hope you enjoyed!
nice video, love it
I appreciate that you're one of the few people I've met that pronounces the word "tourist" the way I do.
lol awesome! Hope you enjoyed the video :)
You always come through with the great videos 👍👍👍👍
You're always one of the first to watch :) Thanks for being so supportive and enjoying the videos Teran!
@@FromHeretoThere Thanks my dude! You know I'm here every video. Keep up the quick work
awesome video - so interesting ! please do top 10 best place without covid-19
This is the best description of Indianapolis I’ve ever heard. I’m glad it’s not just me 😂
You are beautiful woman with a beautiful smile Wishing you the best of the year How is the weather there right now?
8:45 that makes sacramento sound awesome!
True dat
both educational & entertaining, keep up the great work
As a young professional who isn’t originally from Cincinnati, I actually enjoy Cincinnati quite a bit. Cost of living really isn’t that bad and job market is growing. Night life really isn’t too terrible either.
Agreed. I have lived all over the country and really like living here in Cincy. It has the best of big cities with a small town feel.
The job market in Cincinnati is trash right now in 2024, unless you're a finance bro or a scammer.
Very interesting and informative video! I've only been to 5 of the cities listed in this video which are Indianapolis, Cincinnatti, Milwaukee, Cleveland and St. Louis. I'm from Chicago and all those cities are within 1 state of me, except Ohio so that's why it wasn't hard to get there, but at least I wasn't in the dangerous parts of those cities.
I've lived in Cincy, Indy and Chi
I thought Cincinnati,Milwaukee,St.Louis,Chicago,Cleveland were u.s.major cities.I can see Indianapolis being a medium city or that what alot of people say.I remember this guy that said that in college students from Minneapolis,Detroit,and St.Louis use to make fun of this dude that was from Indianapolis because that dude would say that he knows about that big city life and those dudes laughed at him saying you don't squat about a major city.Go ahead and try Minneapolis,Detroit, and St.Louis.Those guys mocked at that Indianapolis guy and tell him to shut his cornfield country ass up.Indianapolis was small before they annexed the the whole county into city limits.Them Minneapolis,Detroit, and St.Louis did have a point.
Indianapolis is bigger then all those cities except Chicago@@arnoldgarzajr1164
Thanks!
You are the best!
Bottom line: If you can afford to live in a Yuppie neighborhood, each of these cities are fine, I spent a week in Cincinnati two years ago and it was really fun!
Lived year for quite some time now. I don't see what the big deal is about putting down the city. I personally find it more fun than Columbus and I feel just as safe. Overall, I view it as a better city that just needs to make some areas safer.
Love your videos! Would be nice to see a top 10 best state capitals:)
Already did a video on that awhile back. Hope you check it out and enjoy!
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You are beautiful woman with a beautiful smile Wishing you the best of the year How is the weather there right now?
Top 10 Worst Medium Cities. Baltimore has 2.81 Million and St. Louis has 2.84 Million.
1: Baltimore, Maryland (Boring, Crime, Weather, Poverty, Bad Schools, and Dirty. However, it has some fun activities and is close to DC)
2: New Orleans. (Bad Homes, Bad Schools, Crime, Fewer Jobs. However, it’s fun, and close to Houston)
3: Cleveland, Ohio (Boring, Cold, Crime, Poverty. However, Good Food, Cheap, Not Far from Fun Places like Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and Chicago)
4: Indianapolis, Indiana (Boring, Bad Weather, Traffic, Sprawl, Crime, Pit Stains. However, Indy 500. Need I say More?)
5: Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Crime, Segregation, Boring, Cold, Drunk Driving. However, Milwaukee Brewers, and Madison and Chicago aren’t Far)
6: San Jose, California (Boring, Expensive, Bad Traffic. But close to San Francisco)
7: Kansas City, Missouri (Crime, Bad Weather, Segregated, Sprawl, but close to St. Louis, and has the Chiefs)
8: Cincinnati, Ohio (Crime, Poverty. However, Good Jobs, Fair Amount to Do, and Affordable)
9: Providence, Rhode Island (Mainly Poverty and Bad Schools, but close to Boston, and Affordable)
10: Sacramento, California (No Beaches, Expensive, Limited Jobs, and Hot, but close to San Francisco and pretty fun)
Well, 'at least you're not Clevetard, Ohio' _("The Mistake By The Lake")._ Or whatever they nicknamed that small town. But one thing you got right for sure... It's BORING 🤣😂😆😫😩
Oh, and by the way?...
St Louis got that cool and AMAZING skyline 👊🏽👍🏽😎
The second-to-last panorama at 16:38 is not of St. Louis, but of St. Louis Cathedral in New Orleans. What a way to bring together the cities where I was born and where I now live.
I moved to Cincinnati last year... I actually really like it here 😅
Same
Great video look like ❤️👍
I lived in Milwaukee for 4 years and loved it. The city was great, the people were great, and I loved the snow. I’d move back in the future .
I loooove the snow too. That's why I want to move there
Awwwww boi!!
As a Canadian who is neither extremely left or right but who has serious ideas about political issue, I always thought it sounded nice.
Is it dry snow or wet snow? Inland, would make me think not as wet but I don't know, with lakes and rivers in a few hundred kilometer distance
I grew up just outside of St. Louis and now I live in downtown Kansas City. The weather definitely sucks, but I don’t see myself living anywhere else. I love it here
That being said, St. Louis city is not great, but St. Louis county is amazing
I love winter weather and hate being hot. Nice to live in cities with seasons.
Grew up safely in the Cincinnati Metro area. Love that beautiful and growing place
Definitely was surprised at how genuinely cool the city was when I first visited haha
@@FromHeretoThere Cincinnati is a great place, and I love living here. The bad parts of town are really bad, but progress is being made (Like Over the Rhine, for example).
Great Video. But Where Is Memphis, Tennessee On This List?
Yea your back!
I love your videos.
:)
I lived in Indy for 14 years. The traffic isn't that bad. For things to do, it's kind of skimpy and isolated. Hamilton County is nice and safe. The weather is seriously cold. Indiana is a Great Lake state, so keep that in mind. Tons of snow, which the city is pretty prompt about clearing. About two weeks' worth of days in the winter below -20 F.
I’d pass on driving through 😂 great video.
xD
I actually LIVE in St. Louis
I didn’t even hear the top 10 yet and you’re spoiling it
Please continue this series until small towns
After all of these videos, the Hay joke still makes me chuckle.
You need to do more research on St. Louis. You list the Metro Population in the video (2,804,.700), but use only the crime stats for St. Louis city population (which is roughly 300K). Extremely misleading, as St. Louis city is not in the same county as St. Louis County. A great disservice to the area (and I don't even live in Missouri).
No, it's not misleading. All of his bits were about the cities themselves, not about their metro areas. Note, he gave the metro population for all of them. St. Louis was not treated any differently than any other city on the list. It really is a grim place.
@@rickposter3534 You are incorrect. Even though he said the individual cities in the video, the stats they are from are the metro area. This video is extremely misleading.
@@roadwarrior528 whwn he spoke on crime for all cities he was speaking only for the city plus when every City counts its crime stats they only count the city like chicago only counts Chicago city limits crime and not cook county
@@showmestatefinest5412 Completely false.
This guy is a hater, apparently he doesn't care for the midwest.
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I've lived in Indy all my life, and love it by the way, but I never realized how many of the cons you mentioned were stuff that I was just used to and figured that was a part of any city. As long as you have a car so you can live in the surrounding areas of Marion County life Fishers (not the east side, stay out of the east side), Indianapolis is a great place to raise a family, with great schools, and really friendly people. The thing you said about people keeping to themselves here cannot be further from the truth.
Every part of fishers is great! Can u explain how east side is bad?
@@sp1no9993 Lawrence
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I love St. Louis so much. But it’s so true. I hope some how in the future it will be on the best medium cities eventually.
That will never happen😂
@@aident65rf I know okay but one can hope right lol
That Castlewood in your pfp?
@@EddieintheLoop nah its a hiking trail called buzzard roost trail in South Dakota.
@@austinbishop6285 damn, worth a guess. 😂
I think you took some cheap shots at some great cities. Kansas City, Indianapolis and Cincinnati are 3 cities I lived in and would do so again. They have a lot of vibrancy and remain affordable. Each has areas of high violent crime but as long as you stay away from them, they are safe. And are there any large cities where the core urban schools are good?
Another good video
Not
@@jimmyknoth3794 that's your opinion
Hi, i'm from Paris in France and i look your videos and it's very interesting, i watch with english titles because my english is not perfect actually, i work that with Babbel . I love go on Vacation at USA . Thanks you so much, best regard
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Your english is still much better than many people who use it as their fist language!! Keep at it and you will be fluent soon :)
I love Cincinnati, favorite city in Ohio other than my hometown (it’s a small town)
Cincinnati and Milwaukee are two very good cities (two of my favorites) with a few bad neighborhoods. :/
I live in Indianapolis, and it really isn’t as bad as you put it. Except for the roads, those are basically a meme here.
They are memes tho Ngl ive been there and it is true
Indy is an excellent city, esp. for the money. It has a lot of different pockets, but they make it sound like Flint, which is ridiculous.
So depressing .... but so true ... another spot on video. San Jose really is boring (I lived there) but at least you can drive to Santa Cruz to get away (as well as SF). I once got off the highway between Chicago & NYC to see what Cleveland was like and, man, there were so few people on the major streets. Indianapolis I used to hear about ad nauseam about how they had such an innovative city government, etc but I guess even with all that, it's still boring. Finally, on a business trip one time to Cincinnati I was struck by how many homeless people I saw begging for money outside the baseball stadium - after a while, it was like, wow, something not good is going on here.
I'm from Cincinnati and just knew it would be on the list
I love the intros 😂
:)
I knew Saint Louis would be on this list, when we were staying in there are car couldn't fit in the parking garage and the hotel manager literally told us to take out more stuff because "There is a lot of crime in Saint Louis and we just to play it safe", worst hotel experience of my life(other than are car being broken into in Atlanta).
Finally!!
As a person who lives near st.louis I agree most of the the city is run down and it is very dangerous city. walking on the sidewalk even with a group in the middle of the day doesn’t feel safe
You can thank Kim Garner for all of this.
TWO VIDEOS A WEEK!!!
As someone from STL, I just gotta say this, crime is EXTREMELY concentrated here. Like as long as you avoid North City and East St. Louis, you are pretty much golden. Outside of those areas you get some of the best amenities a city can give you, great food, and it's very affordable. I kinda don't get why people point out crime when it just shows they've never been there at all and just look at the stats.
I visited St. Louise. First night there was taking a walk and almost became the victim of a crime. Luckily, I was able to outrun them. So, no, I'd have to agree with the video. That city definitely ain't safe.
@@joeymdye where were you?
@@joeymdye not that I don't believe, I've had something stolen from me once here, but that was it. To be honest I've been to a ton of places and crime seemed more widespread in places like Chicago or LA (Obviously not the same tier) but in Cleveland too, things were worse. We have a TON of gang violence on the north end of the city, but in a way, if you go there, you're kind of an idiot and should have researched more. It's like going to South side of Chicago, like come on, use your head lmao
I totally agree. I've lived here for over 10 years, and if you stay south or west, you're usually good. North county is fine too, but yeah the city areas are a little sketch. I love this city.
@@ryantoler9719 🙌
My father actually wanted to move to San Jose because he worked for a company and it took place in San Jose and he had to do stuff in San Jose
The $1 million home price in San Jose is low. I had a good friend buy a modest home there about 25 yrs ago for around $800k. I saw it and the house was ok. She sold it about 2 yrs later for $1 million and moved to an apartment in San Jose. I visited San Jose last yr and the Uber driver said homes were closer to $3 million. I asked him how do people afford it and he said "it's not easy".
You should do a video on the middle cities, not the best, but not the worst
Definitely on the list for the future :)
i would like to recommend as a person from the bay area san jose isnt boring ok everything else is true but its filled with culture and people from all places its hard to be bored because there is always something to do here but everything else is true
You should do a Jackson, Mississippi vid
I love Jacksonville. Always a good time when I visit! 😌
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Jacksonville Florida is the 5th largest city by land area. The first 4 are in Alaska.
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Anchorage later annexed a much larger land area.
I live in Kansas City. It really isn’t that bad. It’s pretty fun.
Edit: I will say the weather is kinda weird. Like one time it was 78 and sunny and it was 29 and snowing the next day.
I’ve lived in Providence for a few years and, while it’s a beautiful city, I can attest to how bad some parts of it are. The wealth is unfairly divided, just like some areas in Connecticut, and the crime and poverty levels are through the roof. I would recommend stopping by if it is on your route but not a trip to just Rhode Island.
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Frankly in New Orleans the French quarter and downtown aren’t the only safe parts. The college areas around uptown and east Carrollton are also really safe and have a lot to do. Lakeview is safe, but is also basically a suburb.
Anchorage is larger by total area than Jacksonville.
Can you do a top ten us slylines
Even though St Louis' crime rate is so high, its so concentrated in the small city limits (10% of the metro area) that St Louis metropolitan area is on the safer side of places unlike the others on this list. A lot of St Louis' inner ring suburbs are continuously ranked among the top 10-20 in the country to live, with only Denver and a few other places having a higher concentration of these. It's just a matter or time for the rest.
Do you know which part of St Louis are safe to visit?
@@mlj1309 No part of St. Louis is safe.
@@mlj1309 Almost everything besides North, East City etc. Many parts of St Louis consistently rank at the top of suburbs to live in in the US, so I'd guess they're pretty safe