PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — For those seeking a life away from the hustle and bustle, three counties in Pennsylvania have been ranked among the top 150 places in the United States to live off the grid.
According to a survey conducted by Business Electric, Potter, Cameron, and Tioga counties in Pennsylvania made the cut for the “most coveted locations to live off-grid.” These counties offer ideal conditions for those looking to disconnect and live sustainably.
Pennsylvania’s Top Off-Grid Counties:
- Potter County: Ranked No. 63
- Cameron County: Ranked No. 68
- Tioga County: Ranked No. 79
Potter and Tioga counties are located in northern Pennsylvania, both bordering New York State, while Cameron County is situated southwest of Potter County. These counties are known for their scenic landscapes, abundant wildlife, and low population density, making them perfect for off-grid living.
Nationwide Top Off-Grid Locations:
The survey, which gathered responses from 3,000 Americans, revealed the top locations across the country. Wasco County in Oregon topped the list, followed by:
- Hot Springs County, Wyoming: No. 2
- Meriwether County, Georgia: No. 3
- Bienville Parish, Louisiana: No. 4
West Virginia’s Best Off-Grid Spots:
In West Virginia, Pocahontas County was highlighted as the top spot for off-grid living, ranked No. 28 overall. Other counties in West Virginia that made the list include:
- Hardy County: No. 61
- Tucker County: No. 92
- Randolph County: No. 150
These rankings reflect a growing interest in off-grid living, as more people seek sustainable and self-sufficient lifestyles. Whether it’s the serene woods of Pennsylvania or the vast landscapes of Oregon, these locations offer a chance to escape and thrive independently.
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