10. Miami, FL: Ranked highest in the number of libraries per person, Miami was held back by its lower percent of population with at least a bachelor's degree.
Source: Flickr user emerille
10. Miami, FL: Ranked highest in the number of libraries per person, Miami was held back by its lower percent of population with at least a bachelor's degree.</br>Source: Flickr user emerille 9. Cincinnati, OH: One of the most sinful cities in America, Cincinnati placed highly for its library system and number of colleges and universities per capita.</br>Source: Flickr user 5chw4r7z 8. San Francisco, CA: The City by the Bay ranks highly because of its large number museums and percentage of the population with a bachelor's degree or higher.</br>Source: Flickr user idleformat 7. Seattle, WA: The percentage of population with a bachelor's degree or higher put Seattle on our list.</br>Source: Flickr user Bryce_edwards 6. Tampa, FL: The number of media outlets per person and libraries per person helped Tampa rank highly.</br>Source: Flickr user sylvar 5. Honolulu, HI: The highest ranking Honolulu received was in public schools, placing sixth in this criteria.</br>Source: Flickr user HonoluluDistrict 4. Atlanta, GA: The capital of Georgia made Movoto's smartest cities list thanks to high marks across all six criteria.</br>Source: Flickr user Terence S. Jones 3. Washington, D.C.: The multitude of museums in the city placed Washington, D.C. among the smartest cities in the country. It also has a high percentage of college educated residents.</br>Source: Flickr user hanneorla 2. Orlando, FL: Coming in at No. 2, Orlando has a large number of colleges and universities, as well as numerous media outlets.</br>Source: Flickr user Jessica Scagnoli 1. Pittsburgh, PA: The No. 1 spot on our list went to Pittsburgh mostly because of the large number of colleges and universities in the area.</br>Source: Flickr user DSLEWIS