Well-being Survey

We're happier and healthier in the West, according to a recent survey by Gallup. Utah, Hawaii, and Wyoming took the top three slots in American well-being survey. Organized by congressional districts, the highest well-being scores were found in the West, the lowest in the South. There was a correlation between wealth and well-being, but also engagement and well-being. Eric Nielsen, a spokesman for Gallup said, "It's not just about physical health. It's about their ability to contribute at work and be more productive, and it's about feeling engaged in a community and wanting to improve that community."

Click here to learn about the well-being of your community. Then look for the zip code field. (See picture at right for an example.)

Click here to read more about the survey.