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Denver Ranks as the 6th Best City in America to Live!  According to Bloomberg Business week: The Mile High City has evolved into a major night life and dining hub, with more than 200 bars and 1,700 restaurants to offer up its craft beers and mixture of southwestern and Rocky Mountain cuisine. The bars near Coors Field are packed while the weather’s warm, and when it gets cold, residents are only short drives from some of the nation’s best skiing. There is also exotic food, with such game haunts as the Buckhorn Exchange offering local takes on yak, rattlesnake, and, of course, Rocky Mountain oysters (look it up).

Bars: 207
Restaurants: 1,741
Museums: 33
Libraries: 39
Pro sports teams: 6
Park acres per 1,000 residents: 10
Colleges: 13
Percent with graduate degree: 10.9
Median household income: $59,155
Percent unemployed: 8.9

How Denver Ranks & Other Fun Facts About Denver

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Here is the full list of 50 cities on the list and their rankings:

1. San Francisco
2. Seattle
3. Washington, D.C.
4. Boston
5. Portland, Oregon
6. Denver
7. New York
8. Austin
9. San Diego, California
10. St. Paul, Minnesota
11. Pittsburgh
12. Minneapolis
13. Nashville
14. New Orleans
15. Kansas City, Missouri
16. Atlanta
17. Madison
18. Releigh, North Carolina
19. Honolulu
20. Columbus, Ohio
21. Cincinnati
22. Houston
23. Oklahoma City
24. Philadelphia
25. Lexington, Kentucky
26. Milwaukee
27. Arlington, Virginia
28. Chicago
29. Baltimore
30. San Antonio
31. Oakland, California
32. Rochester, New York
33. San Jose
34. Lincoln, Nebraska
35. Tampa
36. Colorado Springs
37. Indianapolis
38. Tulsa
39. Charlotte
40. Virginia Beach
41. Dallas
42. Reno,. Nevada
43. Scottsdale, Arizona
44. Phoenix
45. Chesapeak, Virginia
46. Cleveland
47. St. Louis
48. Omaha
49. Anchorage, Alaska
50. Los Angeles