Mass. — From heavy traffic to countless airplanes flying into various airports, Massachusetts is pretty loud.
A new survey on studyfinds.org ranked Massachusetts as one of the loudest states in America.
The research, conducted by Winstons Beds, analyzed 11 key factors to map out the noisiest corners of the United States. From the constant hum of commuter traffic to the roar of local bars, the study paints a vivid picture of how urban density transforms our environment — and often leaves our ears ringing.
Massachusetts came in as the second loudest state with a score of 41.31. New Jersey topped the Bay State with a score of 52.87.
“Massachusetts boasts 900 residents per square mile and 13,215 annual flights. The state’s compact living and bustling nightlife create a constant urban buzz that rarely dips below a dull roar,” studyfinds.org said.
The top 10 loudest states in America:
- New Jersey
- Massachusetts
- Pennsylvania
- Florida
- Rhode Island
- Deleware
- Maryland
- Illinois
- Colorado
- Connecticut
To view the full study, visit the link here.
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