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St. George, UT vs Muskegon, MI

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Are people in Muskegon older or younger than people in St. George?
- The Median Age in Muskegon is 2.6 years younger than in St. George.

Are housing costs cheaper in Muskegon or St. George?
- Muskegon housing costs are 68.7% less expensive than St. George housing costs.

Which city has a longer commute, Muskegon or St. George?
- The average commute for residents of Muskegon is 4.4 minutes longer than it is for residents of St. George.

Things to do in St. George?
St. George, Utah sits on the edge of the Virgin River just south of Zion National Park providing plenty of opportunities to explore the outdoors - take a tour of nearby Snow Canyon State Park or enjoy some disc golf at Sunbrook Disc Golf Course.

Things to do in Muskegon?
Muskegon, Michigan is situated in Muskegon County giving people a variety of culture attractions ranging from Pere Marquette Beach to The Lakes Mall combined with stores like Wittenbach Weber Marketplace and local food spots like McGraft Park Grill

 St. George, UTMuskegon, MIUnited States
 Population  Unlock37,632329,725,481
 Median Income$63,604  Unlock$69,021
 Median Age  Unlock35.338.4
 Avg. Home Price$485,000  Unlock$338,100
 Unemployment Rate  Unlock12.4%6.0%
 Avg. Commute Time15.02  Unlock26.38
Reviews for St. George    75 Reviews

Very low paying jobs. Very few corporate companies you could have a career at. Very expensive housing. Very unaccepting of non mormons. A very lazy city hall that  More

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We recently moved here and this are our thoughts: - Landscape wise no doubts this is one of the most beautiful places we have been - Public spaces are very clean, well  More

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I have lived in St. George for 8 months and love it so far. I agree that there are not a lot of jobs and most have low pay so this may not be a good place if your  More

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Reviews for Muskegon    6 Reviews

If you like 4 seasons, don't mind snow and cold, love beaches and lake life, like to live near an area that promotes festivals, this may just be for  More

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Over 16 years ago

I grew up in Muskegon and it was a great place to live. However, brain drain is a huge problem and the majority of my friends who went to college never came  More

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The beaches and scenery around Muskegon are beautiful (even during the 9 months a year they're covered in snow), so it's a shame the city has become what it is. Jobs  More

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