I live in Montana. It’s beyond breathtaking here. To point out grizzly bears as a deterrent to come here is so stupid! If you get to see one it’s a miracle. I mean if you are deep in the mountains wearing lady gagas meat dress ,then yeah ,you may have an issue!!! Winter here is very cold. If you ski, cross country ski, snowmobile,icefish,or even just like to go sledding you won’t notice it’s quite so cold. Depending on which side of the divide you live makes a difference. I live on the east side of the state which is farmland and cattle country, yes I have seen a 65 degree below zero windchills, about the time you think you can’t take anymore winter it’s over. Spring shows up and then our beautiful summer season! It can get over 100 degrees in summer,but that’s not the norm. If you are someone who loves outdoor activities this is the place to be. Fishing, hiking,camping,swimming, boating,riding motorcycles,gardening,rock hounding, and just about everything you can imagine is here. People are down to earth, helpful and friendly. Come for a visit and decide for yourself. If you want to be social you can be, if you love solitude then you will find it here. Maybe I’m biased,but I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else.❤
Why is it necssary to have every p;iece of land inhabited? Open spaces are good. Great wilderness areas are good. Most people these days are so enamoured with crowded cities, cheek by jowl living in suburbia, and a shopping centre on every block that they no longer have the desire or the ability to live in wide open spaces. How sad that is.
Just because there are few people doesn't mean it's empty!!! Animals and nature need space too. Unless you want the entire world to look like Los Angeles? I certainly don't!
Thank you for sharing - I have visited CA - IL and Rhode Island - Last year in Chicago City but there are lots of states and counties to be explored. This October So I will visit other states to see more.. Montana is my dream destination in future. Best Wishes from STOCKHOLM - SWEDEN ⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲
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I lived in big, dirty, expensive, crowded, dangerous cities most of my life. In my 60s now, I'm happy to live in Wyoming. Plus, there's no state income tax. And my little nowhere town actually has a bus, so I was able to give up driving. Where I live the winters are pretty mild. You can make it work if you want to.
@@Lisa-eo9gd I think "mild" can be subjective. For someone who love colder climates and dislike high temperatures, it would be just fine. Not everyone love Florida for retirement. I can see myself retiring to a colder region by conventional standard. ☺
I ran out of the city in 2007 determined to live on the property I bought in 2004 but no jobs so I became a trucker, lived in my semi for a year and saved the $ to get a home put on my land, then ran to pay for home, garage, barn, chicken coup, man cave for hubby, I got it all paid off Dec 2022 😊 I got married after I got home but we finished the rest together. Anyone can do what I did it just takes getting out of your comfort zone .
We never had to stay inside during covid because of the open spaces in Montana. I love this state & our surrounding states that are less populated. The top 5 in this are probably the best in the Nation.
Lived there when l was very young. Remember the northern lights scaring the bageebers out of me. Plus the earth quakes, and bears. Don't know how l would take it now. We moved straight from there to Texas. San Antonio as a matter of fact. Heard him mention us.
Here are the states top reason why people don’t live there, no career opportunity and weather. 1. Alaska 2. Wyoming 3. Montana 4. North Dakota 5. South Dakota 6. Vermont 7. Maine 8. Nebraska 9. New Hampshire
So….most of these areas are inhabited by Native Americans? Do you see how ignorant and racist your comment is? Unless you are a Native American, you are also an ancestor of migrants.
Really? And who do you think picks the crops or prepares the meat, among other jobs that American citizens rarely want to do? Our food isn't miraculously sent to the grocery stores, you know. Amazing how bigotry rules common sense.
I should have moved to Wyoming back in the 70’s. The first time I visited I fell in love with the large open plains and the fact that there were not so many people. I still want to go there but it’s much harder now.
try moving to Vermont. The cost and the few options available and the difficulty in building makes it hard to find a place to live even if you don't need a job.
I lived in Lincoln for 45 years In Nebraska there are 3 areas. Lincoln, Omaha and Who Cares. The LinOma area has about 1.1 million people in it. The rest of the state has the rest of the population. And Yes, Lincoln and Omaha are real cities.
All that garbage about Wyoming isn't true. The largest city in the State is Casper, not Cheyenne. We do not have just outdoors for entertainment. We have 12 movie theaters, in Casper alone. We also have loads of good restaurants to try, lots of different types of food. In warmer weather there are local farmers markets, annual events like the bluegrass festival,up on top of the mountain, downtown merchants get together and hold outdoor events. Street vendors offer a wide range of foods, lemonade, other soft drinks and adult drinks as well. In the winter we have an art walk. You start at one of the art galleries in town, walk to an art museum, after that, off to the hot chocolate stand to warm up for a while. We have so many events and things I can't include them all. That combined with the peace and calm, gorgeous landscapes, and all kinds of wild life. Come by to visit, even famous people love the slower pace.😊
Always wanted to visit Big Sky country. A River Runs Through It was so beautifully shot, and sparked a longing for the natural beauty of the state. Also, a couple of friends visited Montana several years ago, and stated that they finally understood how great fruit pies could be. What we get so pales in comparison. One of these days.... ❤
I live in Alaska and have since 1971,and believe you me there Us no other place I would rather live.Its January 31 and its 6 above 0 ,but it's beautiful.So I'm 70 years ,and im not going anywhere, and I really don't want to.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤🎉.
This guy acts like the high population states are the best, and populate the farms and cattle ranch's, he would see starvation. and, I would NEVER live in a populated city, with high crime rates, NO THANKS!. I love the quiet peace of the countryside.
Population are what allow businesses succeed or fail. Families need 2 jobs from those businesses to feed their kids No population=no businesses=no families=empty state. It's not a stupid little petty social decision.
I live in a populated area, I'm not directly in the city but I'm not in the middle of nowhere. There's not much crime, I'm close to the conveniences and still in a nice quiet area. It doesn't have to be one extreme to the next.
Alaska's most deterrent to live there is the cost of anything a person would buy in anywhere in the world. Groceries, vehicles, clothes, whatever has to be shipped by cargo ship from the Seattle area. Alaska is second only to Hawaii in the cost of living. I don't have the money to move anywhere with no money to buy a vehicle and just have Social Security Income to live on and health problems. So I'm stuck here in Wyoming, Michigan. This city wasn't named after that Western State. Settlers left Wyoming, Pennsylvania way back in the 1840's and 1850's to this Western Michigan area and they liked their city name so it eventually became the City of Wyoming, Michigan in 1959.
@utahdan231 , I wasn't complaining. I was just stating facts. Alaska is so expensive to live in because of everything a person would buy has to be shipped by cargo ship from Seattle to Alaska. So a new or used car for example is more expensive in Alaska that Seattle, New York, Dallas, because the whole sellers tact on the shipping costs to send those cars to Alaska. Then those car dealers charge more for the cars because they have to pay for the whole sellers. This is same thing for buying milk, hot dog buns, beer, etc. Alaska May have cheap to non existing fishing and hunting licenses to somewhat off set the high cost of living in Alaska, but it still is expensive to live there.
The picture starting over the water (Missouri River) & showing I 29 with park like area on the river & a large-ish auditorium east of the interstate is not South Dakota but is Sioux City, Iowa looking toward the east. Going the opposite direction across the river is South Sioux City, Nebraska. To find South Dakota one needs to go a little bit further north on the river until you reach a point of land that separates the Missouri River & the Big Sioux River. I was born & raised in Sioux City. I’ve gone to that auditorium for events since I was little & am now retired.
As I get older having worked in a physical construction job my whole working life, suffering many physical injuries. I'd like to retire to a warmer climate than where I've lived my whole life. Meaning it won't be Alaska.
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I would LOVE to live in South Dakota maybe even Montana. I wish i had the finances to pick up & go & be surrounded by mountains, nature and a more peaceful ending to this life path... Don't say people don't want to live here and don't use "diverse culture" like big cities. These are not and weren't meant to be BIG CITIES for a reason because there are people that want to live quiet stress free lives AWAY from DIVERSE CITIES!
You will hate living in Alaska. It is very expensive, cold, dark and windy. We have earthquakes, volcanoes, floods, avalanches, mosquitoes, and dangerous animals. People vanish and are never seen again, on a regular basis.
Weather, weather...etc. The convenience of daily life! Just like you listed all the reasons in your vlog. Well, shortly the USA can overcome all the obstacles. Then the people will move in....empty? Still great potential in the upcoming decades. Big Sky~ Big Hope. ☺😉
...why the USA is lacking trains,buses and any reasonable transportation like other parts of the civilized world have.... I bet it will make a difference..by all means...
I am one of those jostling for space in overpopulated and overcrowded Nairobi City in Kenya. Here especially during the high Christmas season with residents rushing to catch their transport to upcountry, even taking one step forward in downtown Nairobi is an uphill task. We used to laugh as we listened to made up stories of how people walked sideways in china due to overpopulation but that is Nairobi in reality today. There's absolutely no space for anyone here. Give me entry into the US today and I wouldn't mind living in any of these deserted states. The problems we face in Nairobi far outweigh the problems of all these states here combined.
At least you’re not paying 15 dollars for a dozen eggs and 2000 dollars a month for a crappy little apartment. Be blessed in Nairobi, it’s not that bad of a city. Besides, you can get out into the “upcountry” and get away!
Genuine question here, Doesn't Wyoming and some of the other states offer solar panels like they do in major cities? That would help a lot with the utilities and air conditioning or heating, wouldnt it?
Its rare that I hear of anyone wishing they lived in these places. With all the people now being able to work remotely they're definitely moving to places they desire to live and it's not any of these.
@@YeshuaKingMessiah 😂 Thanks for exposing how utterly clueless you are. Very little land mass in this video falls under "frozen tundra." In fact, most of these places have much better weather than the majority of the country.
I got rid of my TV 20 years ago, I'm much calmer. I suggest that you do the same. Plenty of entertainment on RUclips premium, free movies, music playlists you can make or made for you.❤
Montanas median house price is not 360k. Nope! Not anymore. Try adding another 100k to that. Montana is now the 3rd most expensive state to live in just below CA (in 2nd place) and HI taking 1st place.
I live in Montana, and I’m here to say that it is a very dangerous place. The animals will kill you, the citizens will shoot you, the weather will freeze you. Stay away and leave it for those of us who like these things.
There is a lot of events going on in my city of Omaha Ne. Don't forget about the college world series and we have the number 1 zoo in the country. Nebraska does has one of highest tax rate in the country. Property taxes going up every year and don't get a new car here in Omaha. You have to finance the taxes just to pay for the plates.
Hello from Wyoming, outsiders don't like to settle here, because we believe in second amendment. That's why we don't have crime in Wyoming. And we like it this way.
I love sparsely populated spaces, small towns, snows, owning large lands, nature, lack of crime and lack of illegal immigrants. Many people think i am messed up because of that. I grew up in a big city while I spent vacations at rural estate of my maternal grandpa. Therefore I am a bit different than those that grew up in big cities. I might as well retire in AK, ME, VT, ND, SD whichever offers some IDPA matches.
I kind of gathered that each of these states "rank among the least populated in the US" just from the title - no need to introduce all but one of them with that line. In person, I'd respond to every single one of those with a loud and exaggerated "Ooooooh!" Add that to your inner monologue when writing scripts - it helps!
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I live in Montana.
It’s beyond breathtaking here.
To point out grizzly bears as a deterrent to come here is so stupid! If you get to see one it’s a miracle. I mean if you are deep in the mountains wearing lady gagas meat dress ,then yeah ,you may have an issue!!!
Winter here is very cold. If you ski, cross country ski, snowmobile,icefish,or even just like to go sledding you won’t notice it’s quite so cold.
Depending on which side of the divide you live makes a difference.
I live on the east side of the state which is farmland and cattle country, yes I have seen a 65 degree below zero windchills, about the time you think you can’t take anymore winter it’s over.
Spring shows up and then our beautiful summer season! It can get over 100 degrees in summer,but that’s not the norm.
If you are someone who loves outdoor activities this is the place to be.
Fishing, hiking,camping,swimming, boating,riding motorcycles,gardening,rock hounding, and just about everything you can imagine is here.
People are down to earth, helpful and friendly.
Come for a visit and decide for yourself.
If you want to be social you can be, if you love solitude then you will find it here.
Maybe I’m biased,but I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else.❤
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You had me a meat dress....🤣
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North Dakota isn't NY city
It doesn't want to be either
Haha you're funny.
But you lost me at 65 below . No thanks.
Sure a visit would be good.
I think i am the only person in the comment section who wants to live in all these states.because i dont like busy, populated and noisy city life
Me too
Me too
Not just you
Many are like you. That’s fine. Many like the wilderness areas. Others just want to visit.
Same
Why is it necssary to have every p;iece of land inhabited? Open spaces are good. Great wilderness areas are good. Most people these days are so enamoured with crowded cities, cheek by jowl living in suburbia, and a shopping centre on every block that they no longer have the desire or the ability to live in wide open spaces. How sad that is.
And, all those strip malls look exactly alike.
It's a part of the US
Some like peace and quiet and some like the hustle and bustle. I like a healthy balance of both.
I lived in Alaska for about six months. Didn't even get to winter before I left. SO MANY people with serious addiction to alcohol! So sad.
Yeah, we all got AA memberships with our high school diplomas, LOL.
Volcanoes the two states Alaska and Wyoming
I lived there for work for 3 years. I 🥰 loved it.
Too cold depressing
Alaska has the second highest suicide/ chronic depression/ alcoholism rate in the world; second only to Russia
Just because there are few people doesn't mean it's empty!!! Animals and nature need space too. Unless you want the entire world to look like Los Angeles? I certainly don't!
Yeah it does
No ppl, no culture, no workplaces
Thank you for sharing - I have visited CA - IL and Rhode Island - Last year in Chicago City but there are lots of states and counties to be explored.
This October So I will visit other states to see more.. Montana is my dream destination in future.
Best Wishes from STOCKHOLM - SWEDEN ⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄⛄🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲
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Michigan has everything you need. Beautiful state with an abundance of fresh water.
All four seasons with beautiful landscapes.
stunning, neighboring state.
Arctic weather
Worse than western NY and that’s horrible
Beautiful yes, But property taxes are crazy. And too expensive to live there
Thank god we have so much free space❤❤❤
I like a combination of both city and quiet and peace
I lived in big, dirty, expensive, crowded, dangerous cities most of my life. In my 60s now, I'm happy to live in Wyoming. Plus, there's no state income tax. And my little nowhere town actually has a bus, so I was able to give up driving. Where I live the winters are pretty mild. You can make it work if you want to.
Mild winters somewhere in WY? Please, where would that be?
Someone take me there
@@Lisa-eo9gd
I think "mild" can be subjective. For someone who love colder climates and dislike high temperatures, it would be just fine.
Not everyone love Florida for retirement.
I can see myself retiring to a colder region by conventional standard. ☺
Good for you. Develop a network in case you get sick and need help getting to medical care and other services.
I ran out of the city in 2007 determined to live on the property I bought in 2004 but no jobs so I became a trucker, lived in my semi for a year and saved the $ to get a home put on my land, then ran to pay for home, garage, barn, chicken coup, man cave for hubby, I got it all paid off Dec 2022 😊 I got married after I got home but we finished the rest together. Anyone can do what I did it just takes getting out of your comfort zone .
We never had to stay inside during covid because of the open spaces in Montana. I love this state & our surrounding states that are less populated. The top 5 in this are probably the best in the Nation.
I live in Alaska and I find it quite calming.
Lived there when l was very young. Remember the northern lights scaring the bageebers out of me. Plus the earth quakes, and bears. Don't know how l would take it now. We moved straight from there to Texas. San Antonio as a matter of fact. Heard him mention us.
Here are the states top reason why people don’t live there, no career opportunity and weather.
1. Alaska
2. Wyoming
3. Montana
4. North Dakota
5. South Dakota
6. Vermont
7. Maine
8. Nebraska
9. New Hampshire
Thank you!
Thank you! 😊
What's sad is I still see out of state license plates . There's always people from the south coming up to Alaska looking for work .
When my husband was in the USAF we lived in Cheyenne, WY. I totally loved it there. Wish we could have stayed
They are all in the north 😮
Live in Wyoming, love it and wouldn't live anywhere else. Beautiful and quiet. Like not having large cities.
Migrants also don't want to go to these "empty" areas .
Good, they can stay in the high crime cities!
So….most of these areas are inhabited by Native Americans?
Do you see how ignorant and racist your comment is? Unless you are a Native American, you are also an ancestor of migrants.
There’s something to be said for that!
They come to make money to send home
Nowhere to work lol
Really? And who do you think picks the crops or prepares the meat, among other jobs that American citizens rarely want to do? Our food isn't miraculously sent to the grocery stores, you know. Amazing how bigotry rules common sense.
Would be curious as to when this in formation was gathered. Housing prices are definitely about ten years old!
Living in Montana. Love the nature, peace and quit.
Lived in caribou Maine as a young child Dad in air force. All I remember is snow so deep you had to dig your way out of the house
I was born at Loring AFB and my dad said he had never seen so much snow.
The same snow from Oct will be there come April
And the cold starts early sept and ends maybe late May
No THANX
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Other than people live there and need it. We need more “empty” places.
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I should have moved to Wyoming back in the 70’s. The first time I visited I fell in love with the large open plains and the fact that there were not so many people. I still want to go there but it’s much harder now.
I live in Wyoming, it’s a good place to live
@@lesterbrown1229u must be a rancher lol
try moving to Vermont. The cost and the few options available and the difficulty in building makes it hard to find a place to live even if you don't need a job.
NH has "relatively high" property taxes? I lived there in 1998... 33% of my house payment was property taxes... that state punishes land owners
All these places are beautiful but as he stated jobs and weather make it tough to live and stay there.
And I am so grateful that they do not want to live in this empty country!!
They dont know where is this man good save nature dont put people there
I lived in Lincoln for 45 years In Nebraska there are 3 areas. Lincoln, Omaha and Who Cares. The LinOma area has about 1.1 million people in it. The rest of the state has the rest of the population. And Yes, Lincoln and Omaha are real cities.
Very informative! Thanks!
I love rural and open spaces...the cold weather makes me hallucinate 😅
All that garbage about Wyoming isn't true. The largest city in the State is Casper, not Cheyenne. We do not have just outdoors for entertainment. We have 12 movie theaters, in Casper alone. We also have loads of good restaurants to try, lots of different types of food. In warmer weather there are local farmers markets, annual events like the bluegrass festival,up on top of the mountain, downtown merchants get together and hold outdoor events. Street vendors offer a wide range of foods, lemonade, other soft drinks and adult drinks as well. In the winter we have an art walk. You start at one of the art galleries in town, walk to an art museum, after that, off to the hot chocolate stand to warm up for a while. We have so many events and things I can't include them all. That combined with the peace and calm, gorgeous landscapes, and all kinds of wild life. Come by to visit, even famous people love the slower pace.😊
Shhhh, don't let them know.
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I lived in Casper for 20 years....the wind helped me decide to leave.
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I was going to say the same! 😅😅😅😅😅
I like Wyoming except there is no jobs.
Because the US government owns the most property west of the Mississippi River.
Super ! That’s the space and Land their closest friends, the Israeli need to live on.
@@brigitteschauble6311 The Israelites will live where God placed them.
@@Garden366who are the Israelites?
@@Garden366god has a special place for them in HELL .
No it doesn't
Your top 5 are great states. I have lived in many states, North Dakota is my favorite. The friendliest people.
Always wanted to visit Big Sky country. A River Runs Through It was so beautifully shot, and sparked a longing for the natural beauty of the state. Also, a couple of friends visited Montana several years ago, and stated that they finally understood how great fruit pies could be. What we get so pales in comparison. One of these days.... ❤
I live in Alaska and have since 1971,and believe you me there Us no other place I would rather live.Its January 31 and its 6 above 0 ,but it's beautiful.So I'm 70 years ,and im not going anywhere, and I really don't want to.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤🎉.
This guy acts like the high population states are the best, and populate the farms and cattle ranch's, he would see starvation. and, I would NEVER live in a populated city, with high crime rates, NO THANKS!. I love the quiet peace of the countryside.
He is reporting actual data statistics, facts, truth and reality. These are not his opinions.
Population are what allow businesses succeed or fail. Families need 2 jobs from those businesses to feed their kids
No population=no businesses=no families=empty state.
It's not a stupid little petty social decision.
I live in a populated area, I'm not directly in the city but I'm not in the middle of nowhere. There's not much crime, I'm close to the conveniences and still in a nice quiet area. It doesn't have to be one extreme to the next.
Nice info. Thanks for the video.
Alaska's most deterrent to live there is the cost of anything a person would buy in anywhere in the world. Groceries, vehicles, clothes, whatever has to be shipped by cargo ship from the Seattle area. Alaska is second only to Hawaii in the cost of living. I don't have the money to move anywhere with no money to buy a vehicle and just have Social Security Income to live on and health problems. So I'm stuck here in Wyoming, Michigan. This city wasn't named after that Western State. Settlers left Wyoming, Pennsylvania way back in the 1840's and 1850's to this Western Michigan area and they liked their city name so it eventually became the City of Wyoming, Michigan in 1959.
You have nothing to complain about Wyoming / Grand Rapids, Michigan. Good economy, great size , very pretty.
@utahdan231 , I wasn't complaining. I was just stating facts. Alaska is so expensive to live in because of everything a person would buy has to be shipped by cargo ship from Seattle to Alaska. So a new or used car for example is more expensive in Alaska that Seattle, New York, Dallas, because the whole sellers tact on the shipping costs to send those cars to Alaska. Then those car dealers charge more for the cars because they have to pay for the whole sellers. This is same thing for buying milk, hot dog buns, beer, etc. Alaska May have cheap to non existing fishing and hunting licenses to somewhat off set the high cost of living in Alaska, but it still is expensive to live there.
If ur living off SS, u didn’t plan well
I love living in the Bahamas 🇧🇸...i hate the cold😢
Much appreciated the Temps in Celsius as well!
Lincoln Nebraska is a nice town and with young people. Affordable.
Weather, sunshine, job opportunities, cost of living. People's mentality and erratic politics. Men don't live by the natural beauty alone.
All these places are freezing 6-9 months of the year. I think So Cal is cold and that’s why I left.😮
Same here!
The picture starting over the water (Missouri River) & showing I 29 with park like area on the river & a large-ish auditorium east of the interstate is not South Dakota but is Sioux City, Iowa looking toward the east. Going the opposite direction across the river is South Sioux City, Nebraska. To find South Dakota one needs to go a little bit further north on the river until you reach a point of land that separates the Missouri River & the Big Sioux River.
I was born & raised in Sioux City. I’ve gone to that auditorium for events since I was little & am now retired.
As I get older having worked in a physical construction job my whole working life, suffering many physical injuries. I'd like to retire to a warmer climate than where I've lived my whole life. Meaning it won't be Alaska.
Come to the south! Hot & humid but AC is everywhere
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Wow wow!!! This is wonderful what is the expert’s name and how do I reach her?
Sure, the investment-advisor that guides me is….
Mrs Lee Wallace Stacey
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There are hundreds of thousands of homeless people in the US.. Trump must move them here (except Alaska) and provide jobs, hospitals, schools, etc.
Trump needs to move there
@@LauraWilliams-in3mi😅😅😅u funny ..
Bad idea
@@LauraWilliams-in3miyou do. Your mom agrees.
Trump cares only for Trump and the rich people.
I’m a native New Yorker and have lived in it my whole life. All the places in this video seem very attractive. I’d love the isolation.
Humans aren't the only life on earth. We don't have to be everywhere
Why not? Humans matter too.
Some parts of Alaska haven't been explored yet. There's Mammoths in Alaska.
I was stationed in Alaska for a few years and loved it
I was stationed on Adak beautiful country but the price for everything was outrageous
I would LOVE to live in South Dakota maybe even Montana.
I wish i had the finances to pick up & go & be surrounded by mountains, nature and a more peaceful ending to this life path...
Don't say people don't want to live here and don't use "diverse culture" like big cities. These are not and weren't meant to be BIG CITIES for a reason because there are people that want to live quiet stress free lives AWAY from DIVERSE CITIES!
I agree talk about dog whistle terms
Just be an adult and state what you really mean…. Don’t hide your feelings within that statement. That’s a cowardly act
You will hate living in Alaska. It is very expensive, cold, dark and windy. We have earthquakes, volcanoes, floods, avalanches, mosquitoes, and dangerous animals. People vanish and are never seen again, on a regular basis.
Weather, weather...etc. The convenience of daily life! Just like you listed all the reasons in your vlog. Well, shortly the USA can overcome all the obstacles. Then the people will move in....empty? Still great potential in the upcoming decades. Big Sky~ Big Hope. ☺😉
I live in Oakland CA Temps haven't dropped to 32 Freezing in almost 10 years. average temp is 55. perfect
I am surprised that West Virginia is not on the list.
The mountains are beautiful, & the bears are plentiful.
It's 120 miles to the nearest grocery store.
God bless America. All these places are God’s country. America the beautiful.
I am a Vermonter and want to know why you are showing pictures that are not of the state when talking about it.
lived in south dakota for 3 years. No state tax
Im surprised Idaho did not make the list.
Negara bag USA kosong :
1.Alaska 2. Wyoming 3. MONTANA 4. North Dakota 5. South Dakota 6. Vermont 7. MAINE 8. Nebraska. 9. New Hampshire
Water, electricity, sun + heat
Vast distances.
...why the USA is lacking trains,buses and any reasonable transportation like other parts of the civilized world have....
I bet it will make a difference..by all means...
@elamcb4306 these places don't have enough density to support mass transit
...an egg and chicken story.....😊@@jimmyconway8025
I am one of those jostling for space in overpopulated and overcrowded Nairobi City in Kenya. Here especially during the high Christmas season with residents rushing to catch their transport to upcountry, even taking one step forward in downtown Nairobi is an uphill task. We used to laugh as we listened to made up stories of how people walked sideways in china due to overpopulation but that is Nairobi in reality today. There's absolutely no space for anyone here. Give me entry into the US today and I wouldn't mind living in any of these deserted states. The problems we face in Nairobi far outweigh the problems of all these states here combined.
At least you’re not paying 15 dollars for a dozen eggs and 2000 dollars a month for a crappy little apartment. Be blessed in Nairobi, it’s not that bad of a city. Besides, you can get out into the “upcountry” and get away!
Where there are no jobs there are no people.
Genuine question here, Doesn't Wyoming and some of the other states offer solar panels like they do in major cities? That would help a lot with the utilities and air conditioning or heating, wouldnt it?
@@MothersLovingArmsNursery It doesn't help much at -30 F .
I love beautiful, secluded, and peaceful places, but I can't stay in them for more than two weeks. 😆
When I was a young boy, I used to have a penpal from South Dakota.
Richard his name. I'm from Malaysia.
Penpal😂😂😂Those were the days. The best days. Now there’s social media. Simple times ❤
Nobody lives there and they still get two senators per state.
😂 What an IDIOTIC title! Those states aren’t “empty” because no one wants to live there. Millions wish they could, but can’t afford to.
Its rare that I hear of anyone wishing they lived in these places. With all the people now being able to work remotely they're definitely moving to places they desire to live and it's not any of these.
@@TessaBriggs-t7e You live in a strange place. Nearly everyone I know would move to these places, if they could afford it.
@@cryo9216u live strangely
No one wants to live in frozen tundra
It’s arctic climate m🤮
@@YeshuaKingMessiah 😂 Thanks for exposing how utterly clueless you are. Very little land mass in this video falls under "frozen tundra." In fact, most of these places have much better weather than the majority of the country.
@ are u drunk?
Mountains in Nebraska? Where the heck are the mountains? Please.
Very misleading information. New Mexico, Idaho, Kansas, Utah and Oregon all have fewer people per square mile than some of the ones mentioned.
The 400 yrs r up since 2000 and covid nothing has been the same. Every time u turn the TV on some kind of horror is afoot.
I got rid of my TV 20 years ago, I'm much calmer. I suggest that you do the same. Plenty of entertainment on RUclips premium, free movies, music playlists you can make or made for you.❤
True...
sad days in this country.
I've been here @ Juneau Alaska with a northern light!
They're all too cold for my taste.
What about Arizona or New Mexico? There are areas that are sparsely in these states.
Lack of water, or lack of amenities; gas, groceries, well-balanced schools, and other common services like decent internet. It’s not rocket science.
Well-balanced schools?
So, no libtards there?
Weather is harsh reality why no much people live in the areas.
I lived there for 50 years and miss it
I click on this video cause I'm looking for a place to move. It's nice to know there's places like this in abundance.
This has to be an AI video half of the information is incorrect!
Wyoming doesn't want a lot of people coming here. Also bear spray against a grizzly bear is laughable. If you get that close your dead.
Montanas median house price is not 360k. Nope! Not anymore. Try adding another 100k to that.
Montana is now the 3rd most expensive state to live in just below CA (in 2nd place) and HI taking 1st place.
You live a life. You live IN a home/a place.
Your life is more or less livable. Your home/a place is more or less inhabitable.
It’s like this all over the world. We live in Spain now and the middle is totally empty
But, Spain is a very beautiful country: you can never compare it with the UGLY America!
Interested to live in Montana.
North Dakota has no property tax anymore.
I live in Montana, and I’m here to say that it is a very dangerous place. The animals will kill you, the citizens will shoot you, the weather will freeze you. Stay away and leave it for those of us who like these things.
Good try lol
No one wants to live there already
Horrific climate
nice video
You have to love living in some States with more cows than people.
Love the sand hills , so unique❤
There is a lot of events going on in my city of Omaha Ne. Don't forget about the college world series and we have the number 1 zoo in the country. Nebraska does has one of highest tax rate in the country. Property taxes going up every year and don't get a new car here in Omaha. You have to finance the taxes just to pay for the plates.
Well people definitely aren't going to move there for the events. I'm sure it's fun to visit though.
Hello from Wyoming, outsiders don't like to settle here, because we believe in second amendment. That's why we don't have crime in Wyoming. And we like it this way.
Great content
I love sparsely populated spaces, small towns, snows, owning large lands, nature, lack of crime and lack of illegal immigrants. Many people think i am messed up because of that. I grew up in a big city while I spent vacations at rural estate of my maternal grandpa. Therefore I am a bit different than those that grew up in big cities. I might as well retire in AK, ME, VT, ND, SD whichever offers some IDPA matches.
I mean winter makes America slow.
The circular house at the very start, looks very nice. But would need Electricity, plumbed water n sewage and gas for cooking n heating.
I kind of gathered that each of these states "rank among the least populated in the US" just from the title - no need to introduce all but one of them with that line. In person, I'd respond to every single one of those with a loud and exaggerated "Ooooooh!" Add that to your inner monologue when writing scripts - it helps!
To hot, to cold, not enough water, no jobs.
Those were exactly the states I expected.
Because the climate is extreme, there is no industry (jobs), there is no infrastructure(roads, water, electricity) duh
There’s infrastructure ofc
That’s ridiculous
There’s no jobs or culture tho
And the weather is horrific!
The pictures do not necessarily match with the states. Some are shown over and over again no matter which state is discussed.