The Upshot, a New York Times data analysis venture looked at six basic measures to get a picture of the quality and longevity of life in each county of the nation, including educational attainment, household income, jobless rate, disability rate, life expectancy and obesity rate. See a detailed interactive map of the results here. The study identified Eastern Kentucky, “land of storybook hills and drawls,” as the most difficult place to live. Annie Lowrey wrote in The New York Times magazine: Clay County, in dead last, might as well be in a different country.
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