San Francisco was determined to be the healthiest city in the United States, according to a report by WalletHub, the personal finance website.
The determination was based on a comparison of 44 indicators of good health in more than 180 of the most populated U.S. cities. Some of the indicators include access to health care, availability of healthy food, green space availability and fitness.
The 10 healthiest cities on the list were:
No. 1: San Francisco
No. 2: Seattle
No. 3: Portland, Oregon
No. 4: San Diego
No. 5: Honolulu, Hawaii
No. 6: Washington, DC
No. 7: Austin, Texas
No. 8: Irvine, California
No. 9: Portland, Maine
No. 10: Denver, Colorado
Glendale, Arizona, and Lewiston, Maine, have the lowest average monthly cost for a gym membership at $15, which is 7.1 times less expensive than in Juneau, Alaska, the city with the highest at $107.14.
Here are the cities with the lowest average monthly cost of fitness club membership:
No. 1 (tied): Glendale, Arizona, and Lewiston, Maine
No. 3: Springfield, Missouri
No. 4: Amarillo, Texas
No. 5: Dover, Delaware
The cities with the highest average monthly cost of fitness club membership were:
No. 171: Burlington, Vermont
No. 172 (four-way tie): New York; San Francisco; Washington, DC; and Juneau, Alaska
The cities with the highest percentage of physically active adults were:
No. 1: Seattle
No. 2: South Burlington, Vermont
No. 3 (tied): Irvine, California, and Scottsdale, Arizona
No. 5: Overland Park, Kansas
The cities with the lowest percentage of physically active adults were:
No. 178: Hialeah, Florida
No. 179: Detroit
No. 180: Newark, New Jersey
No. 181: Brownsville, Texas
No. 182: Laredo, Texas