We can reel off the numerous beauties of Tennessee. In the Volunteer State, there’s plenty of sunshine and lots of wide open spaces. There are plenty of fabulous places that are truly ideal to live in, nice to visit, and convenient to raise families in this state. We have videos on this channel where we have itemized those cute locations. However, the state has a large number of places that outright suck. These are the worst places to live in Tennessee where you won’t want to move to if you can heputlp it. We can be friends if our thoughts on this are something you can consider. This video shows you the 10 places in Tennessee you shouldn’t move to. 10. Crossville Our heart goes out to over 11,000 residents of Crossville because of its unemployment rate which is 12.8 percent. Due to this, the poverty rate in the city is about 22.5 percent. Its median income is only 667 dollars. Considering that, you may rightly wonder how many residents of Crossville would be able to buy a home with a median value of 177,600 dollars or those that won’t default on the median rent of 667 dollars. No wonder it has such a high crime rate of 4,669.8 per 100,000 people which is about 99.05 percent above the national average. If you choose to ignore our advice and move to this city, please note that your chance of being robbed there is 1 in 10 if you spend a year or so there. 9. Dyersburg We don’t know how the people in Dyersburg would receive this. But they already know that no one will advise anyone to move to their small city. The only thing that can attract people to this place is its cheap home value. On a positive note, it has the cheapest homes in the entire state. While cheap homes are a welcome development, there’s nothing else to sustain life in the place. Though it’s called the Gateway to Everywhere, it’s not the gateway to prosperity and rest of mind. If it’s a gateway to anything, it is to crime and poverty. The employment rate here is just 8 percent. The crime rate in this historic southern town in the far northeast of the state is 6,797 per 100,000 people. 8. Newport If you move far east of Tennessee, you will find Newport. Just don’t plan to spend many days there as it’s one of the 10 places in Tennessee you shouldn’t move to in the first place. With a property crime rate of a whole 7,180 per 100,000. With less than 7,000 residents, this high crime rate is inadmissible. In this isolated city, crime is prevalent as it has the overall crime rate in Tennessee; the rate is three times higher than the national average. Its property crime rate is by far the highest in the state. If you move to this place, your chance of having your belonging stolen or your property damaged is 1 in 13 if the rate in 2020 is still anything to go by
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