Tuscaloosa, Alabama

A college town of about 300,000 people an hour southwest of Birmingham.

Where Tuscaloosa lands for your search

160of 193 cities for men 28–40, never married or divorced or widowed

10,966people match what you're looking for

Compatibility

100where 100 is the US average

The size of the pool counts against it

Rent$1,031median 1-bedroom monthly rent, with utilitiesCheaper than most citiesSee all cities by rent

Everyday prices97where the US average is 100Below the US averageSee all cities by everyday prices

Places to go out113bars, cafés and venues per 100,000 adultsFar fewer than most citiesSee all cities by places to go out

Getting around on foot6.3walkability, 1 to 20Among the least walkableSee all cities by walkability

Nice days a year101days that are mild and dry enough to be outsideFar fewer than most citiesSee all cities by nice days a year

Students192college students per 1,000 adultsFar more than most citiesSee all cities by students

Who lives here300,000people, of whom 200,000 are adultsA modest-sized citySee all cities by population

Political lean42% Democratic · 57% Republican2024 presidential vote, whole metro area

DemocraticEveryone elseRepublicanSee all cities by political lean

Violent crime332reported per 100,000 people a yearHigher than most cities

Property crime1,452reported per 100,000 people a yearAbout average

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