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Ironwood, MI vs New London, WI

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Is it cheaper to live in New London or is it cheaper to live in Ironwood?
- New London is 9.2% more expensive than Ironwood.

Which city has more affordable housing, New London or Ironwood?
- New London housing costs are 151.0% more expensive than Ironwood housing costs.

Is Health Care more affordable in Ironwood or is Health Care more affordable in New London.
- Health related expenses are 21.3% less in New London.
 Ironwood, MINew London, WIUnited States
 Overall  Unlock82.3100
 Food & Groceries91.5  Unlock100
 Health  Unlock96.3100
 Housing20.6  Unlock100
 Median Home Cost  Unlock$174,300$338,100
 Utilities118  Unlock100
 Transportation  Unlock82.8100
 Miscellaneous81.6  Unlock100
100 = National Average (Below 100 means cheaper than the US average. Above 100 means more expensive.)
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Reviews for Ironwood    3 Reviews

Over 14 years ago

Have lived here 7 years. Moved here from a large Midwestern city. Wonderful place to retire if you like fairly long winters and don't mind 150+ inches of snow every  More

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Over 16 years ago

It is called the big snow country for a reason. It snows...a lot...and gets very chilly. The winters last a good 6-7 months. If you like to ski, ice fish, snowmobile, or  More

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Over 17 years ago

The western U.P. is amazing. There's the obvious attractions like ski areas and the world's tallest fiberglass Native American statue, but walking on the shores of Lake  More

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Reviews for New London    1 Reviews

Over 16 years ago

How often do you update your information? For instance, the current population of New London, WI is 7019 according to the local Chamber of Commerce. Thanks. Bernard  More

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