The 10 Snobbiest Hometowns In New York State

The Hudson Valley dominates a new list that highlights the "snobbiest" places in New York State.

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What Is A Snob?

The dictionary defines a snob as:

A person with an exaggerated respect for high social position or wealth who seeks to associate with social superiors and dislikes people or activities regarded as lower-class.

According to RoadSnacks, there are many "snobs" living in New York State. But what are the 10 snobbiest places in New York for 2024? See the full list below:

The 10 Snobbiest Places To Live In New York State In 2024

The Hudson Valley dominates this list, including the two "snobbiest" places to live in New York.

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Scarsdale; Rye; East Hills; Larchmont; Pelham Manor; Bronxville; North Hills; Irvington; Lawrence; Briarcliff Manor Make List

If you happen to live in any of these places, "don't freak out."

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"If we had their wealth and lifestyle, we’d probably be a little snobby, too," RoadSnacks states.

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Seventy percent of the list is located in Westchester County. Out of the top 5, only East Hills, which is located on Long Island, isn't in Westchester County.

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RoadSnacks only analyzed places in New York Stat with 5,000 or more residents. 165 hometowns were researched to come up wit the top 10. Each locations was ranked based on a number of "snobby thing" like expensive homes, high incomes, and overly educated.

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