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Indiana is one of those states that is regarded as a flyover state, owing to the fact that there isn’t much going on in the state. However, this makes off grid living in Indiana ideal. The state currently has a population of roughly 6.7 million people, and it has been steadily rising for several decades….
Living off grid in Illinois may be difficult. Illinois is one of the few states where people are leaving in large numbers. The crazy thing is that many more would be willing to do so if they could afford it. Illinois has a population of about 12 million people, with the largest city, Chicago, having…
Ohio is situated on the beaches of Lake Erie and has a population of over 11.9 million people. Living off the grid in Ohio is popular, as the climate, growing seasons, and lack of restrictions make it easy! Despite the fact that Ohio has about 12 million people, the vast majority of residents live in…
Idaho is a big state with a low population density, located in the northwest corner of the United States. If you Google “Idaho,” you’ll find that most people think it’s a flyover state. The good news is that even a dull state has the potential to be an excellent off-grid living location (and to be…
Many people think that living off-grid in Hawaii is completely feasible. Although Hawaii is a paradise, it has several downsides when it comes to off-grid living. The primary issue with Hawaii is that it imports almost everything, from food to clothing, from the mainland. Eating healthy in this state is prohibitively costly, and canned SPAM…
I think people think of Georgia as a typical southern state with a poor economic. However, living off-grid in Georgia is most definitely possible! While Georgia definitely has its issues, most of them remain central to main cities, such as Atlanta. When looking for off-grid property, the state is full of potential. General Statistics for…
Florida is located on the southern end of the east coast in the United States. It is one of the states with the largest population density, but living off-grid in Florida is still possible. Despite its location in the southern half of the country, Florida is distinct from its neighbors. Florida is a popular retirement…
Delaware is the country’s second-smallest state, with a population of roughly 970k people and steadily increasing. Living off-grid in Delaware is often neglected, primarily because the states on the east coast have hefty taxes and a relatively high cost of living. Delaware stands out from the throng, with a cost of living and taxes that…
Connecticut is one of the smallest states in the country, with a similarly modest population. Although people are still moving here, the population is approximately 3.6 million. Not many people can be found living off-grid in Connecticut. Bridgeport has a population of 145, Stamford has a population of 135k, New Haven has a population of…
Colorado is one of the most beautiful states in the country. Known for its high peaks, incredible winter season, and arid desert, the state is truly untamed. However, this makes living off grid in Colorado difficult, to say the least. The state has little rainfall and harsh conditions—making it the perfect place for the experiences…