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Kentucky is ideal for off grid living because the climate is mild, and there are numerous crop alternatives. Furthermore, property prices are substantially lower than the national average, which is a great plus if you want to buy an off grid property or a homestead. You may live off the grid reasonably happily anyplace in…
West Virginia is one of the poorest states in the US, with the eastern section of the state being one of the lowest. Few people travel there because it has little to offer, yet living off grid in West Virginia can be fantastic. West Virginia’s population is currently around 1.8 million, and it is essentially…
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…
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…
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…
Tennessee is located in the southeastern region of the country; most people lump it in with other southern states such as Alabama and Mississippi. From an off-grid living standpoint, Tennessee is slightly better suited than most of the southern states. Off grid living in Tennessee is becoming increasingly popular, with multiple off grid communities across…