Despite the popular nickname, “The City That Never Sleeps”, people in New York actually get a good amount of sleep. Unlike Hawaii, where adults get the lowest amount of sleep in the United States.
According to a survey of over 440,000 US citizens, 65% of Americans get a solid sleep of 7 hours a night and 35% get less than 7 hours of sleep.
In South Dakota, 72% of adults get 7 hours of sleep. Highest amount in the US. Yet only 56% of people get a healthy 7 hour sleep in Hawaii.
Here’s the complete list –
- Alabama: 61.2
- Alaska: 65.0
- Arizona: 66.7
- Arkansas: 62.6
- California: 66.4
- Colorado: 71.5
- Connecticut: 64.8
- Delaware: 62.4
- District of Columbia: 67.8
- Florida: 64.2
- Georgia: 61.3
- Hawaii: 56.1
- Idaho: 69.4
- Illinois: 65.6
- Indiana: 61.5
- Iowa: 69.0
- Kansas: 69.1
- Kentucky: 60.3
- Louisiana: 63.7
- Maine: 67.1
- Maryland: 61.1
- Massachusetts: 65.5
- Michigan: 61.3
- Missouri: 66.0
- Montana: 69.3
- Nebraska: 69.6
- Nevada: 63.8
- New Hampshire: 67.5
- New Jersey: 62.8
- New Mexico: 68.0
- New York: 61.6
- North Carolina: 67.6
- North Dakota: 68.2
- Ohio: 62.1
- Oklahoma: 64.3
- Oregon: 68.3
- Pennsylvania: 62.5
- Rhode Island: 63.3
- South Carolina: 61.5
- South Dakota: 71.6
- Tennessee: 62.9
- Texas: 67.0
- Utah: 69.2
- Vermont: 69.0
- Virginia: 64.0
- Washington: 68.2
- West Virginia: 61.6
- Wisconsin: 67.8
- Wyoming: 68.7
[Via: Live Science ]
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