This Kentucky city ranks as second best-run city in the U.S.

Two Kentucky cities, Louisville and Lexington, recently made WalletHub’s list of best and worst-run cities in the U.S, and one was much higher in the rankings than the other at second in the nation. Can you guess which of the two is at the top of the list?

Nearly 150 cities across the nation were evaluated in 36 metrics across six categories to determine the rankings, including financial stability, education, health, safety, economy and infrastructure and pollution. Each were measured on a 100-point scale and averaged out by weight to create a “quality of city services” score before being divided by the total budget per capita to determine the overall rank based on score per dollar spent.

Here’s what we know.

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Best-run cities in the U.S.

1. Nampa, Idaho

2. Lexington, Kentucky

3. Boise, Idaho

4. Nashua, New Hampshire

5. Oklahoma City

6. Durham, North Carolina

7. Provo, Utah

8. Fort Wayne, Indiana

9. Sioux Falls, South Dakota

10. Wichita, Kansas City

Source: WalletHub

Louisville ranks in the middle for best and worst-run cities nationally

According to the study, Louisville ranked No. 56 of 148 for best and worst-run city.

Worst-run cities in the U.S.

This article originally appeared on Louisville Courier Journal: Best-run cities in the U.S.: Guess which Kentucky city, Lexington or Louisville, ranked higher