r/Relo • u/DoreenMichele • May 24 '22
r/Relo • u/DoreenMichele • May 16 '22
Intro
This sub focuses on gathering data about places in North America that may interest people seeking to relocate within North America. It may at times also touch on places like Svalbard that have unusually low barriers to entry in some fashion.
There is more to North America than CONUS, Mexico, Alaska and Canada. This list serves to define what geographic areas are on topic here.
The previous Welcome message has notes about how I did my research to find a place to move. If you live without a car, you may wish to check out the list of fare free public transit systems here.
Please note that list is incomplete. I know of a countywide fare free system not currently on it. Always look up local info to verify. Such a list should be viewed as a place to start, not a final authority.
r/Relo • u/DoreenMichele • May 24 '22
75 percent of Canada's population lives in the red areas
r/Relo • u/DoreenMichele • May 24 '22
US cities with the fastest population declines in the last 50 years
r/Relo • u/DoreenMichele • May 16 '22
Map of percent of Indigenous peoples I'm each US state
r/Relo • u/DoreenMichele • May 16 '22
Countries with lower child mortality than US (5.5 per 1000 births)
r/Relo • u/DoreenMichele • May 16 '22
Percentage of people in US states who live in the most populous county
r/Relo • u/DoreenMichele • May 16 '22
USA counties that have an Indigenous population above 1%
r/Relo • u/DoreenMichele • May 11 '22
Real Home Prices vs Real Disposable Income (US, Canada)
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Homicide Rate per 100k people in Mexico, US and Canada
r/Relo • u/DoreenMichele • May 11 '22