Has Boise, Idaho been on your radar as far as places to live? If not, you might want to consider it – at least based on these rankings from Livability.

Of course, all studies about “best places to live” and “livability” are at least somewhat subjective, but the website calculated its scores by studying 8 categories: amenities, demographics, education, economy, health care, housing, social and civic capital, and transportation and infrastructure.

The study also took affordability into account and instituted a cap on the median home value. As a result, no city on the list has a median home value above $250,000 (I’m looking at you San Francisco and Seattle).

Here are the top 20 places to live according to the report. You can see all top 100 cities by visiting the Livability website.

1. Boise, Idaho

Population: 214,196

2. Raleigh, North Carolina

Population: 432,520

3. Madison, Wisconsin

Population: 243,122

4. Iowa City, Iowa

Population: 71,832

5. Rochester, Minnesota

Population: 116,000

6. Columbia, Missouri

Population: 115,391

7. Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Population: 164,341

8. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Population: 305,928

9. Lincoln, Nebraska

Population: 269,726

10. Greenville, South Carolina

Population: 61,734

11. Fargo, North Dakota

Population: 113,464

12. Tampa, Florida

Population: 355,603

13. Minneapolis, Minnesota

Population: 399,950

14. Asheville, North Carolina

Population: 86,789

15. Bismarck, North Dakota

Population: 66,980

16. Manhattan, Kansas

Population: 55,769

17. Orlando, Florida

Population: 256,738

18. Tempe, Arizona

Population: 169,816

19. Bloomington, Indiana

Population: 82,813

20. Omaha, Nebraska

Population: 440,034

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