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Smart Cities in United States

The 54 assessed smart cities in United States, ranked by smart reach: scored against 86 evidence-based criteria from the ISO 37120-series aligned smart city framework and weighted by how many people each city serves. What each city verifiably has, not how it markets itself; every score links to its public sources.

Cities ranked

54

Average score

73.7%

Top by smart reach

New York City

Its score

87.7%

In USCityScore
1New York City
87.7%
2Los Angeles
86%
3Philadelphia
90.1%
4Seattle
93.3%
5Washington D.C.
91.8%
6Boston
91.8%
7Houston
82%
8Austin
86.6%
9San Antonio
81.1%
10San Francisco
83.7%
11Portland
83.8%
12Chicago
74.2%
13Phoenix
76.5%
14Raleigh
83%
15Detroit
80.6%
16Atlanta
80.4%
17Nashville
77.4%
18San Diego
72.8%
19Cleveland
79.9%
20San Jose
73.8%
21Kansas City
77.5%
22Dallas
71.1%
23Indianapolis
73%
24Sacramento
75.8%
25Baltimore
74.6%
26Honolulu
76.5%
27Tampa
75.8%
28Minneapolis
75.1%
29Denver
71.9%
30Oakland
73.3%
31Tulsa
73.6%
32Memphis
71.1%
33Omaha
72.1%
34Louisville
75.2%
35Salt Lake City
75.8%
36Miami
70.3%
37Pittsburgh
71.5%
38Providence
73.5%
39Las Vegas
66.8%
40Buffalo
71%
41Charlotte
64.7%
42Jacksonville
63.4%
43Milwaukee
65.5%
44San Juan
67.1%
45St. Louis
66.5%
46Newark
66%
47Richmond
67.6%
48Columbus
60.7%
49Orlando
63.2%
50New Orleans
61.6%
51Long Beach
54.4%
52Cincinnati
55.7%
53Oklahoma City
51%
54Athens
51.5%

How United States's smart cities are ranked

Each of the 54 cities in United States is assessed against the same 86 criteria as every other city worldwide, so the scores are directly comparable. AI agents gather evidence from official public sources and mark each criterion present, partial or absent. Read more about how the assessment works.