These Are the 10 Worst Michigan Cities for Singles

Looking for love? You may be looking in all the wrong places.

Depending on where you live in Michigan, being single and ready to mingle can present quite the challenge. Certain cities just don't lend themselves to being great places for singles.

👇 See All 10 of Michigan's Worst Cities for Singles Below! 👇

Economic, social, and demographic factors can all play into making particular cities less appealing for those who are unattached.

What Makes a City a Bad Place for Singles?

Cities that have an aging population can make for a tough singles scene, as that can mean fewer young or middle-aged singles.

SEE ALSO: Michigan's 10 BEST Cities for Singles

Some cities seem to prioritize family life over social scenes for singles, and that can also make it harder to meet other unattached people.

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A lack of outdoor or social activities in a city can make things more difficult for singles. Fewer parks, events and/or community gatherings can lend to fewer organic opportunities to connect to other singles. Same can be said for cities with a lack of bars and restaurants.

Where Are Michigan's Worst Cities for Singles?

Homesnacks delved into U.S. Census data looking for the best American cities for singles. In Michigan, they looked at every city with a population of at least 10,000 people - nearly 90 of them - and paid attention to things like the percentage of their residents that were already married or had kids; the city's median age; its male-to-female ratio, and a variety of other things.

At the bottom of the list, we found the 10 Michigan cities Homesnacks deems to be the worst places in the state for singles. Surprisingly (or not), some of the worst places are near the state's biggest cities. Take a look!