When you hear the words "sin city" your mind most likely goes directly to Las Vegas. Las Vegas dubbed itself "Sin City", with its lavish nightlife full of all the "sin" one can think of. When we look at WalletHub's study of "Most Sinful Cities in America", we see that there is more to being a sinful city than flashy lights and tall buildings.

In this case, Montana had two cities make the list of the Most Sinful Cities in America.

Source: WalletHub

WalletHub took seven different key factors into consideration when coming up with their list:

1. Anger and Hatred
2. Jealousy
3. Excesses and Vices
4. Greed
5. Lust
6. Vanity
7. Laziness

The first Montana city on the list is Billings. As the most populated city in Montana, crime numbers are higher. Out of the 182 cities, Billings was placed as the 32nd most sinful city in America.


The second Montana city is Missoula. Missoula is the second most populated city in Montana, which again means crime numbers will be higher. According to Neighborhoodscout.com, Missoula is ranked 6/100 for safe cities (100 being the safest).

Photo Credit: Neighborhood Scout
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The totals below show annual crimes for 2021 in Missoula.

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Both of these cities have great things to offer, but unfortunately this study shows the less appealing side of the cities.

cc: WalletHub, Neighborhood Scout

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