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Missouri is virtually in the center of the country, and many people see it as a flyover state. In general, flyover states are ideal for homestead life, meaning living off the grid in Missouri is ideal. General Statistics For Living Off The Grid in Missouri Missouri has many benefits for an off the grid living…
Living off the grid typically doesn’t come to mind when thinking about Mississippi. Many people may be hesitant to build off-grid residences in Mississippi due to high unemployment and poverty. The truth is that anything you think is negative could turn out to be positive in the end. Poverty is widespread, but this also means…
The state of Minnesota is sometimes known as the “Land of 10,000 Lakes,” but the truth is that it has roughly 11,000 lakes. The amount of lakes definitely makes this living off the grid in Michigan ideal. Living off the grid is legal in Minnesota, and there are no existing requirements regulating rainwater gathering. Homeschooling…
Michigan is the only state that has contact with four of the five great lakes. The state has a good rep for living off the grid, if you can deal the winter. Most people associate Michigan with Detroit or Flint. While these cities are undoubtedly among the worst places to live in the state. Things…
Massachusetts has a rich history and some gorgeous landscapes. However, these are not the most important factors to consider when living off the grid. At first look, Massachusetts does not appear to be an ideal state for off the grid living. Massachusetts, which is located on the east coast, has a population of 6.9 million…
Maryland, which is located on the country’s Eastern Coast, has a population of over 6 million people and is growing by the day. Living off the grid in Maryland isn’t super popular, but it doesn’t imply that people aren’t. In fact, there are many off-grid communities in the state. People that live off the grid,…
On the surface, Louisiana appears to be a perfect destination to live off grid because of its amazing food and great jazz. There are a few obvious drawbacks to living off the grid in this state though. People are subjected to heavy humidity and hot temperatures, like most of the southern states. The climate is…
Living off the grid in Kentucky is a good decision. It has a population of roughly 4.4 million people, which may seem like a high figure, but the truth is that the majority of the population resides in either the larger cities or rural areas. If you look Kentucky up online, you’ll come across a…
Kansas, with a population of roughly 2.9 million people and an abundance of sunflowers, is the center of the country. Most people consider Kansas a flyover state, although, in terms of living off the grid, Kansas makes headlines! General Statistics For Living Off Grid in Kansas It is legal to live off the grid in…
Iowa is a classic middle-of-the-country state, and it’s similar to Nebraska and South Dakota in terms of off-grid life. Iowa has a population of around 3.2 million people, with only three cities with populations exceeding 100,000. The majority of the population lives in tiny towns and cities throughout the state although some are living off…