The most patriotic cities & towns in America

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As a nation, it’s important to commemorate those who have dedicated their lives to the defense of their fellow citizens. From California to the New York island, there is no shortage of courageous individuals across the nation. As of 2020, there are 1.3 million active-duty military personnel in the U.S., according to the Council on Foreign Relations.

To honor those who have risked their lives in service for our country, the research team at Insurify crunched the numbers to determine the most patriotic city in each state. These cities are home to the greatest share of active service members and veterans in their respective states, who have gone above and beyond in dedication to our nation’s ideals.

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Selection Process for Insurify’s 2021 Most Patriotic Cities Awards

The research team at Insurify, an auto and home insurance comparison site, referred to their database of over 4 million insurance applications to select the most patriotic city in each state. When applying for car insurance, drivers disclose whether they or any other driver on their policy are an active service member or a veteran, in addition to their city and state of residence.

The communities with the greatest proportion of active military personnel and veterans were identified as the most patriotic city for their respective states.

Note: Vermont is not included on the list.

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Alabama: Ozark

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Alaska: Anchorage

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Arizona: Sun City West

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Arkansas: Maumelle

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California: Twentynine Palms

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Colorado: Peyton

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Connecticut: Groton

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Delaware: Dover

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Florida: Atlantic Beach

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Georgia: Fort Stewart

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Hawaii: Ewa Beach

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Idaho: Mountain Home

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Illinois: Normal

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Indiana: Greenfield

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Iowa: Ankeny

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Kansas: Junction City

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Kentucky: Fort Campbell

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Louisiana: Bossier City

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Maine: Bangor

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Maryland: Lexington Park

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Massachusetts: Haverhill

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Michigan: Adrian

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Minnesota: Saint Cloud

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Mississippi: Biloxi

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Missouri: Dexter

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Montana: Great Falls

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Nebraska: Bellevue

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Nevada: North Las Vegas

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New Hampshire: Nashua

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New Jersey: Sicklerville

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New Mexico: Alamogordo

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New York: Bay Shore

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North Carolina: Fort Bragg

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North Dakota: Minot

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Ohio: Fairborn

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Oklahoma: Lawton

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Oregon: Hermiston

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Pennsylvania: McKeesport

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Rhode Island: Warwick

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South Carolina: Beaufort

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South Dakota: Rapid City

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Tennessee: Clarksville

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Texas: Fort Bliss

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Utah: Brigham City

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Virginia: Vero Beach

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Washington: Lacey

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West Virginia: Youngstown

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Wisconsin: La Crosse

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Wyoming: Worcester

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