Northeast Las Vegas is the most 'stressed out' area in Nevada, study says

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Feeling stressed? Well, you’re not alone.

One area of Las Vegas has been named the most stressful place in Nevada by Zippia, a career resource site for job seekers.

A study done by the site's Kavita Pillai found the most stressful places in each state and ranked them.

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Pillai found that the most stressed out place in the Silver State is the northeast corner of Las Vegas known as Sunrise Manor.

Stretching from Harmon Avenue up to around Craig Road and Las Vegas Boulevard, Zippia says that Sunrise Manor was ranked the most stressful based on six main factors:

• Unemployment
• Hours Worked
• Commute Times
• Population Density
• Home Price-to-Income Ratio
• Percent of Uninsured Population

Zippia doesn’t detail the specifics for Sunrise Manor, but with a population of 193,854, the area would be one of the largest cities in Nevada if it weren’t an unincorporated part of Las Vegas.

Compared to the country’s most stressful places, Zippia ranks Sunrise Manor at 21.

The top five most stressful places in the country are West New York, NJ, Huron, CA, South Miami, FL, Glassmanor, MD and Edgewater, CO.

Find the full study here.