Find out where Columbus landed on new data-backed ‘Best Cities in America’ list

We all love The Arch City, but where does it land among the rest of the nation’s top municipalities?

According to a new study from Clever, a real estate data company, rounded up the nation’s top cities, while Columbus was the top-ranked city in Ohio, it didn’t even make the top 25 cities in the country.

The Clever study tapped Ohio’s Capital City as the nation’s 32nd best.

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The cumulative score for each city was based on how they performed across nine different metrics. Here’s how Columbus fared:

Most desirable: No. 44
Most underrated: No. 32
Prettiest place: No. 48
Nicest residents: No. 44
Best food: No. 41
Least desirable: No. 40
Ugliest place: No. 21
Rudest residents: No. 41
Most annoying residents: No. 4

The country’s top city? According to Clever, that’s Nashville, followed by Denver at number two and Raleigh in the third spot.

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