Worst city in Iowa?
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Fort Dodge definitely in the running, but honestly almost any city/town along the Mississippi could be considered. They are all pretty dirty and run down.
In Iowa I'd probably vote Ottumwa. In Ohio, Dayton, definitely Dayton.
Fort Dodge would get my vote. Probably because I'm the most familiar with it out of the list of shittiest places in Iowa, having been born there.
It looks to be pretty low. Turkey Creek, LA has a population of 403.
Lake City doesn't have a lake. Lying mother****ers.
There's a few that surprised me. Memphis definitely has its areas to avoid but overall I think it's a pretty cool city, I've had plenty of fun there. Dallas, too, seems like a strange pick given everything there is to choose from in Texas... Corpus Christi, Brownsville, etc.
I will say they nailed Connecticut. Bridgeport is... something.
Ya my father is from there. Gone way down hill the last 30 years.
They have Browning Montana listed and its population in 2020 was just over 1000.
Granted, your options of cities in Montana are probably limited if you are just basing it on population
He likes Brock Purdy and defends Fort Dodge. I fully support this jagoff.
From a midwest perspective this is cities that others in your state hate. Everyone in Minnesota hates all the richy-rich Edina folks. That's what the list appears to be getting at.
Council Bluffs is bad, but it's not Fort Dodge...
Hard disagree. Seems like there’s more going on there than 20 years ago.
I’d put Keokuk or Ft Dodge on top.
I think most would say it's one of the best cities in the country.
A friend works for their police department. We constantly give him crap about being a police officer in a city without crime.
Good call out, I definitely can see that now.
But like, I don’t hate Cedar Crapids.
There are quite a few river towns that I absolutely hate in the summer though.
