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Imagine how disappointed you would be if you were young and single and wound up in Staten Island because you didn't know any better.

Since when is "Manhattan, New York" an independent city? Not that it's population isn't larger than 3 or 4 of the others combined.

Toonces, it says "availability of nightlife", I guess they include crossing the river.

Looks like JC is definitely making the rounds!!! Has anyone seen the latest issue of Time Out magazine (with the all yellow cover)? It's the "Jersey Issue", and there's a blip in it about Jersey City!!! We're finally THERE!!!

Where does our city have an area to dance, bar hop, or attend concerts? And the picture of the Veuve Clicquot polo classic is, I'm guessing, not much of a draw for many local singles...

The 10 Best Cities In America To Be Single (And Ready To Mingle)

The Huffington Post | By Taryn Hillin
Updated: 06/06/2014

Do you ever find yourself standing at a bar, talking to the same coupled-off friends you always do, while inside screaming, "Where are all the single people?"

Well, luckily for you, Rent.com compiled data on America's cities to discover the best place for singles. They analyzed the percentage of unattached men and women aged 20 or over, then factored in the availability of nightlife, the safety of the city and the propensity for people to actually go out and do things like dance, bar hop, and attend concerts.

Here are the top 10 cities to be single:

1 San Francisco, California
2 Manhattan, New York
3 Washington D.C.
4 Boston, Massachusetts
5 Seattle, Washington
6 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
7 Minneapolis, Minnesota
8 Portland, Oregon
9 Jersey City, New Jersey
10 Chicago, Illinois

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