Montana vs Tennessee

Montana comes out ahead of Tennessee on 393 of 760 statistics where one end is better, to 354 with 13 ties. Montana leads on Sports, Agriculture and Facts & Trivia and 8 more categories. Tennessee leads on Travel, Politics & Government and Law and 1 more category.

760 statistics with a better end, compared

Each counts once for the place that ranks better; 13 ties. Totals that mostly track population are left out.

Wins
393
Avg. percentile
47
Categories led
11
Wins
354
Avg. percentile
46
Categories led
4

At a glance

Headline statistics, each ranked among all US states.

StatisticMontanaTennessee
Population
1,151,831
43rd of 51
7,378,861
15th of 51
Median Household IncomeHousing, Income and Commutes by State (Census)
$72,509
37th of 51
$69,595
42nd of 51
Unemployment Rate (%)Unemployment Rate by State (BLS)
3.3%
9th of 51
3.5%
tied 15th of 51
Poverty Rate (%)Housing, Income and Commutes by State (Census)
11.5%
24th of 51
13.8%
39th of 51
Price Level (All Items)Cost of Living by State (Regional Price Parities)
94.6
22nd of 51
91.9
14th of 51
Real Personal Income per Person (2017 Dollars)Real Personal Income by State
$59,203
20th of 51
$58,582
25th of 51
Average Annual Wage, All JobsAverage Wage by State (BLS)
$60,880
38th of 51
$60,800
40th of 51
Median Rent (Monthly, Capped at $3,501)Housing, Income and Commutes by State (Census)
$1,081
18th of 51
$1,189
23rd of 51
Violent Crime Rate (per 100K)Crime Rates by State (FBI)
419.1
42nd of 51
492.3
46th of 51
Heating Degree Days per YearClimate by State (1991–2020 Averages)
8,549
47th of 48
3,753
14th of 48

By category

Average percentile on each category's widely ranked statistics.

  • SportsMontana · 17 statistics
  • AgricultureMontana · 15 statistics
  • Facts & TriviaMontana · 18 statistics
  • EnvironmentMontana · 39 statistics
  • TravelTennessee · 29 statistics
  • Politics & GovernmentTennessee · 116 statistics
  • EducationMontana · 51 statistics
  • HealthMontana · 165 statistics
  • CultureMontana · 77 statistics
  • LawTennessee · 62 statistics
  • EconomicsTennessee · 281 statistics
  • Infrastructure & EnergyMontana · 33 statistics
  • GeographyMontana · 25 statistics
  • Tech & BusinessMontana · 46 statistics
  • PopulationMontana · 111 statistics
  • Crime & SafetyEven · 72 statistics

Biggest differences

The 30 statistics where their rankings differ most, among rankings of at least 26 US states.

StatisticMontanaTennessee
% of Insured Adult Males Age 18-64 Who Undergo Circumcision Each Year (NCBI 2015-2018)Circumcision Rates by State
0.0359
50th of 50
0.179
4th of 50
Excessive Drinking RateAlcohol Consumption by State
21.8%
47th of 50
11.2%
1st of 50
Rates of Circumcision in Insured Adult Males Age 18-64 (NCBI 2015-2018)Circumcision Rates by State
35.9 per 100k person-years
50th of 50
179.3 per 100k person-years
4th of 50
Average New Car Price With Tax And FeesCar Registration Fees by State
$50,276
2nd of 50
$53,731
46th of 50
Sales Tax RankBest State To Incorporate In
3rd
3rd of 51
46th
47th of 51
COLI Transportation Costs IndexLeast Expensive States
109.7
45th of 51
89.1
2nd of 51
Drug Deaths Per 100kHealthiest States
16.6
5th of 51
50.7
48th of 51
Federal Funding for Public Postsecondary EducationPer Pupil Spending by State
$6,278
5th of 51
$1,508
48th of 51
Maximum CostLiposuction Limits by State
$20,000
tied last of 50
$8,000
tied 2nd of 50
Employment Per 1000 JobsVeterinarian Salary by State
1.1
2nd of 50
0.44
43rd of 50
Depression RateMental Health Statistics by State
4,289 per 100k
6th of 51
5,746 per 100k
47th of 51
Mean Wind Speed at 328 ftWindiest States in the U.S.
9.53 mph
3rd of 51
6.56 mph
44th of 51
# Dentists per 1k jobsDentist Salary by State
0.92
10th of 50
0.42
50th of 50
Overall Homelessness Help ScoreBest States to Be Homeless
54.31
10th of 50
28.72
50th of 50
Wage Increase 2023-24Minimum Wage Increases by State
0.35
tied 27th of 32
7.25
tied 1st of 32
Depression Rate Ages 0-14Mental Health Statistics by State
1,277 per 100k
7th of 51
1,802 per 100k
47th of 51
Mean Wind Speed at 33 ftWindiest States in the U.S.
6.98 mph
4th of 51
3.34 mph
44th of 51
Mean Annual Precipitation 1971-2000Best Weather by State
15.37 in
45th of 50
54.22 in
6th of 50
Weekly PayIUOE Pay Scale by State
$883
40th of 50
$1,123
tied 1st of 50
Overall ScoreBest States to Retire
21.96
46th of 50
28.85
8th of 50
Annual SalaryIUOE Pay Scale by State
$45,921
40th of 50
$58,416
2nd of 50
Driving Fatalities Involving AlcoholAlcohol Consumption by State
46.3%
49th of 50
28.0%
11th of 50
Environmental Hazards RankFarming-Friendly States
6th
6th of 50
44th
44th of 50
Higher Education QualityPublic School Rankings by State
48th
48th of 50
10th
10th of 50
Hourly WageIUOE Pay Scale by State
$22.08
40th of 50
$28.08
2nd of 50
Monthly PayIUOE Pay Scale by State
$3,826
40th of 50
$4,868
2nd of 50
Opioid Death RateOpioid Epidemic by State
15.3 per 1k pop.
6th of 51
35.2 per 1k pop.
tied 44th of 51
Change in Meth Death Rate 2015-2019Meth Use by State
76.0%
6th of 43
483.0%
38th of 43
Getting Insufficient SleepHealthiest States
31.7%
7th of 51
38.8%
45th of 51
LLC Filing FeeLLC Cost by State
$70
11th of 51
$325
49th of 51
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Quick answers

Which is better, Montana or Tennessee?
Montana comes out ahead of Tennessee on 393 of 760 statistics where one end is better, to 354 with 13 ties. Montana leads on Sports, Agriculture and Facts & Trivia and 8 more categories. Tennessee leads on Travel, Politics & Government and Law and 1 more category. Statistics where neither end is better, and totals that mostly track population, are not counted.
Which has more people, Montana or Tennessee?
Montana has a population of 1,151,831 (43rd of 51 US states) and Tennessee has 7,378,861 (15th of 51).
How do Montana and Tennessee compare on Median Household Income?
Median Household Income: Montana $72,509 (37th of 51), Tennessee $69,595 (42nd of 51) among US states. Montana ranks better.
How do Montana and Tennessee compare on Unemployment Rate (%)?
Unemployment Rate (%): Montana 3.3% (9th of 51), Tennessee 3.5% (tied 15th of 51) among US states. Montana ranks better.
Where does Montana beat Tennessee most clearly?
Montana ranks far ahead on Average New Car Price With Tax And Fees (Car Registration Fees by State): $50,276 vs $53,731; Sales Tax Rank (Best State To Incorporate In): 3rd vs 46th; Drug Deaths Per 100k (Healthiest States): 16.6 vs 50.7.
Where does Tennessee beat Montana most clearly?
Tennessee ranks far ahead on % of Insured Adult Males Age 18-64 Who Undergo Circumcision Each Year (NCBI 2015-2018) (Circumcision Rates by State): 0.179 vs 0.0359; Excessive Drinking Rate (Alcohol Consumption by State): 11.2% vs 21.8%; Rates of Circumcision in Insured Adult Males Age 18-64 (NCBI 2015-2018) (Circumcision Rates by State): 179.3 per 100k person-years vs 35.9 per 100k person-years.

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