The analysis, from Moody’s Analytics, considered several measures, including population density, educational attainment and regional exposure to COVID-19. For more information on the data, click here.
Note: Cities are listed alphabetically in both lists.
The 10 cities best-positioned to recover:
● Boise, Idaho
● Denver
● Durham, N.C.
● Madison, Wis.
● Provo, Utah
● Raleigh, N.C.
● Salt Lake City
● San Jose, Calif.
● Tucson, Ariz.
● Washington, D.C.
The 10 cities worst-positioned to recover:
● Detroit
● Honolulu, Hawaii
● Los Angeles
● McAllen, Texas
● Miami
● New Haven, Conn.
● New York City
● Philadelphia
● Stockton, Calif.
● Tampa, Fla.
More articles on rankings:
Number of COVID-19 tests performed by state – May 11
Most-Googled diseases in each state
10 states with most, least vulnerable populations to COVID-19
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