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Oneonta, AL vs Maryville, TN

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#9 Sleepless Cities 2011

#11 America's Migraine Hot Spots

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#18 Second Annual “America’s Manliest Cities” Rankings

#23 America’s Manliest Cities

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#48 Most Popular Cities for the Holidays

#49 America's Best and Worst Cities for Crime (Large Metro Areas)

#63 The Most Single Cities

#83 Most Comfortable Summer Cities

#218 2005 Best Places to Live

#345 Best Green Cities

#4 America's Migraine Hot Spots

#10 Drought-Riskiest Cities

#42 America's Best and Worst Cities for Crime (Large Metro Areas)

#47 The Most (and Least) Gender Imbalanced Cities

#73 Most Comfortable Summer Cities

#76 America's Most (and Least) Stressful Cities (100 Largest Metro Areas)

#77 Most Popular Cities for the Holidays

#81 The Most Single Cities

#103 2005 Best Places to Live

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Oneonta Al has alot of activities for Family enjoyment. The Covered Bridge Festival is one of them.  More

We love it here. This is a quiet town with all the charm and hospitality you would expect to find in the South. The sunsets are the most outstanding we have ever seen.   More

I've lived in Maryville for 41 yrs and absolutely love it. Has everything. it's still got that small town feel. Plus within 30 min drive I can be in Knoxville, Pigeon  More

Born in Indiana, moved here as a child. I loved it growing up here and I love it to this day. Its close to mountains, lakes and rivers. Hunting Fishing and lovin every  More

Wonderful place to live! Just 20 minutes away from Knoxville and about 45 minutes away from the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. Lots of outdoor activities available  More