The personal finance website ranked 180 of the largest cities across the country on three key metrics: emotional and physical well-being, income and employment, and community and environment.
Here is the average annual compensation for family medicine physicians in the 10 least happy cities in the United States, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
1. Detroit: $167,660
2. Cleveland: N/A
3. Montgomery, Ala.: N/A
4. Birmingham, Ala.: N/A
5. Shreveport, La.: N/A
6. Huntington, W.Va.: $204,430
7. Toledo, Ohio: $214,340
8. Jackson, Miss.: $224,200
9. Mobile, Ala.: $221,840
10. Akron, Ohio: $215,620
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