Iowa is a typical state in the center of the country, and when it comes to off grid living it is similar to Nebraska and South Dakota as well. Iowa has a population of around 3.2 million people, and it …
When you hear about Nebraska you will often hear that it is a flyover state as not a lot of people actually stop here. Not a lot of people are fond of Nebraska, as life in this state might seem …
Rhode Island is the smallest state in the entire country and it is in the 44th position when it comes to population. Currently, the population is around 1 million, and in the past couple of decades, the population growth is …
Located in the western part of the country Utah, has a population of 3.2 million and the population is steadily growing every year. Most people think that Utah is just a desert and the climate is arid, the truth is …
Located on the Eastern Coast of the country, Maryland has a population of around 6 million, and this number is going up day by day. For somebody who wants to move here and live off the grid, this isn’t an …
The state of Minnesota is also known as the land of the 10,000 lakes, the truth is that it has even more lakes, somewhere around 11,000. In addition to this, there are numerous smaller bodies of water that are not …
Louisiana is well known for its amazing food and great jazz, on the surface, it might seem like a great place to live off the grid, although there are a couple of notable drawbacks for living off the grid in …
Not a lot of people flock to move to Kentucky, although if you want to live off the grid then this is good news for you. Kentucky has a population of around 4.4 million people, although you might think that …
South Dakota is the home of Mount Rushmore and the Black Hills if you have ever visited this state you already know how beautiful the scenery is. South Dakota’s population is around 900k people, although the vast majority of people …
When you are thinking of Mississippi you probably do not think that this is a good state for living off the grid, due to several reasons. High unemployment, corruption, and poverty might deter a lot of people from setting up …
