A new analysis shows that where Americans live significantly affects their ability to handle stress.

WalletHub, a personal finance website that regularly conducts city rankings, recently ranked 182 American cities from least to most stressed. To compare the cities, they used 39 key metrics, ranging from average weekly work hours to unemployment rates, as well as divorce and suicide rates.

The analysis found that residents experience higher stress levels in cities characterized by high crime rates, weak economies, ineffective public health systems, and congested transportation.

Detroit, Cleveland, and Baltimore face the highest levels of stress, while residents of South Burlington, Fremont, and Sioux Falls demonstrate better stress management skills, according to WalletHub.

Here’s a look at the most and least stressed cities in America:

Most

1. Detroit, MI

2. Cleveland, OH

3. Baltimore, MD

4. Gulfport, MS

5. Memphis, TN

6. Shreveport, LA

7. Philadelphia, PA

8. Toledo, OH

9. Birmingham, AL

10. Jackson, MS

Least

182. South Burlington, VT

181. Fremont, CA

180. Sioux Falls, SD

179. Irvine, CA

178. Burlington, VT

177. Fargo, ND

176. Bismarck, ND

175. Lincoln, NE

174. Overland Park, KS

173. Boise, ID

How do Alabama cities compare?

Three Alabama cities made WalletHub’s list of most and least stressed cities across the country.

Residents of Birmingham (#9) and Montgomery (#13) are among some of the most stressed when it comes finances, family, and health and safety, while Huntsville (#125) ranks significantly lower in all areas including work-related stress.