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Most Congested Metro Areas



USA Today has a featured report on urban traffic congestion. It is not very much a personal finance topic, but commute is certain a consideration in buying a home.

According to the accompanying list, the most congested metro areas are:

1. Boston
2. Washington DC-MD-VA
3. San Francisco-Oakland CA
4. Baltimore MD
5. New York NY-Northeastern NJ
6. Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood-Pompano Bch FL
7. Los Angeles CA
8. Seattle-Everett WA
9. Providence-Pawtucket RI-MA
10. Norfolk-Newport News-Virginia Beach VA

And the least congested:

66. Salem OR
67. Oklahoma City OK
68. Spokane WA
69. Beaumont TX
70. Boulder CO
71. Laredo TX
72. Albuquerque NM
73. Fresno CA
74. Anchorage AK
75. Bakersfield CA

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