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CALIFORNIA BUSINESS MINUTE Laziest and Most Active Cities 06-28-11
Hi, I am Tim Johnson and welcome to the California Business Minute.
We knew this all along that people that live in California cities are the most active in the nation but it took a national ranking of the 100 largest cities to validate it.
Men's Health ranked the least and most active cities in the nation. It said it looked at where and how often people exercise, the percentage of households that watch more than 15 hours of cable a week, buy more than 11 video games a year and the rate of deaths from deep-vein thrombosis.
The following lists the most active and least active city residents.
MOST ACTIVE CITIES IN THE NATION 1. Seattle, WA 2. San Francisco 3. Oakland 4. Washington DC 5. Salt Lake, UT 6. Reno, NV 7. Portland, ME 8. Atlanta, GA 9. Denver, CO 10. Minneapolis, MN
LEAST ACTIVE CITIES IN THE NATION 100. Lexington, KY 99. Indianapolis, IN 98. Jackson, MS 97. Charleston, WV 96. Oklahoma City, OK 95. Tulsa, OK 94. Little Rock, AR 93. Nashville, TN 92. Laredo, TX 91. Birmingham, AL
Other California cities on the list ranked as follows: San Jose 17; San Diego 21; Los Angeles 27; Santa Ana, 37; Sacramento 39; Stockton 44; Riverside 45; Fresno 59; and Bakersfield 62.
I am Tim Johnson and this has been the California Business Minute.
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