Cities whose adults have the lowest rates of chronic health problems.

How we rank: Each city’s adult rates of obesity, diabetes, smoking, inactivity and high blood pressure, compared with the typical US city and averaged. Lower is healthier. These are CDC estimates, not counts.

#City
1RedmondWApop: 77,353
2HobokenNJpop: 58,668
3SammamishWApop: 66,463
4BoulderCOpop: 106,433
5BellevueWApop: 151,847
6SeattleWApop: 754,195
7KirklandWApop: 92,621
8BozemanMTpop: 56,114
9CambridgeMApop: 118,796
10BrooklineMApop: 63,266
11LehiUTpop: 85,173
12DublinCApop: 70,803
13SomervilleMApop: 81,036
14Eagle MountainUTpop: 53,290
15BethesdaMDpop: 69,397
16Highlands RanchCOpop: 102,257
17HerrimanUTpop: 59,346
18BroomfieldCOpop: 76,304
19Mountain ViewCApop: 83,732
20ArlingtonVApop: 236,254
21ParkerCOpop: 61,783
22FlagstaffAZpop: 76,445
23NewtonMApop: 89,044
24Fort CollinsCOpop: 170,229
25CupertinoCApop: 58,566

Healthiest Cities by state

Every ranked city in the state, not just those over 50,000.