America's top 50 small towns are not only thriving economically, they’ve also got all you could want in a place to raise a family: plenty of green space, good schools, and a strong sense of community.
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Sharon, MA | 17,944 | $139,850 |
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Louisville, CO | 18,924 | $104,321 |
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Vienna, VA | 16,285 | $144,502 |
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Chanhassen, MN | 23,685 | $124,200 |
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Sherwood, OR | 18,736 | $93,716 |
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Berkeley Heights, NJ | 13,345 | $164,920 |
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Mason, OH | 31,761 | $95,364 |
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Papillion, NE | 19,837 | $87,858 |
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Apex, NC | 40,205 | $93,207 |
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West Goshen Township, PA | 22,421 | $111,404 |
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