According to Saturday Night Science, the most boring places in Washington for 2024 are Edgewood and Buckley. It’s true: Washington has many beautiful and exciting places to visit.
Regrettably, not all towns and cities in Evergreen State are fortunate.
Just like in all U.S. States, there are definitely some uninteresting places within Washington’s borders. Do you know those places where everyone has an AARP card and the most exciting thing they do all day is share a picture of their grandchild on Facebook?
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For example, Edgewood. According to Saturday Night Science, our latest analysis shows that this city is considered the most boring city in Oklahoma. But don’t worry if you live in Edgewood. Washington has many other uninteresting and uninspiring places too.
Don’t worry, believe it or not, many people would actually enjoy living in a boring city. If your city’s name is on the list, don’t worry. We didn’t use personal opinion to determine what makes a city or town “boring” or “exciting”. We analyzed real data to determine which towns are statistically less exciting.
Most Boring Places In Washington
Edgewood
Population: 12,397
Average Age: 40.3
% Married: 25.0%
Buckley
Population: 5,191
Average Age: 41.7
% Married: 41.0%
Connell
Population: 5,175
Average Age: 39.8
% Married: 17.0%
Brier
Population: 6,539
Average Age: 44.9
% Married: 30.0%
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Normandy Park
Population: 6,697
Average Age: 45.8
% Married: 34.0%
Poulsbo
Population: 11,824
Average Age: 43.7
% Married: 19.0%
Snoqualmie
Population: 13,762
Average Age: 38.6
% Married: 20.0%
Black Diamond
Population: 5,314
Average Age: 40.0
% Married: 18.0%
Method to Determine the Boring Cities in Washington
If you were arguing with your friends at a bar about the most boring place to live in Washington, here’s the case you would present. That’s why we give it the name Saturday Night Science. Our data provides more accurate information than emotions.
To determine the level of boredom in a place, we considered factors that we typically associate with exciting people. Then, we identified the cities with the fewest number of those exciting individuals.
We collected the information presented here using data from the U.S. American Community Census. Some things that people often consider to make a city’s population boring include:
- % of Population Over 25 (higher is more boring)
- % of Married Household (higher is more boring)
- Average Age (higher is more boring)
- % of Households With Kids (higher is more boring)
- Population density (lower is more boring)
Our algorithm creates a ranking for each place based on these categories. After analyzing the data, the cities were ranked from the most boring to the most exciting.
For this ranking, we considered all cities in Washington that have a population of at least 5,000 residents. This prevents us from biasing our rankings by including very small groups of retired individuals.
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