The 20 Most Mosquito-Infested Cities in America

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No matter how much insect repellant you pack in your suitcase, it's hard to avoid mosquitoes when traveling to certain areas. The blood-sucking bugs are active around the U.S., but there are some places where you're more likely to find them. According to Orkin, these are the most mosquito-infested cities in the country.

To compile this list, the pest control company looked at the number of mosquito complaints it received in the largest metro areas between April 1, 2020, and March 31, 2021. Los Angeles, California, was named the mosquito capital of America, climbing from its runner-up spot in last year's ranking. It's followed by Atlanta, Georgia—which was at the top of the list for seven years in a row prior to 2021. Washington, D.C.; Dallas, Texas; and Chicago, Illinois, round out the top five.

Mosquito haters could avoid these cities when planning their next vacation, or they could arrive prepared. There are many tricks for getting rid of mosquitoes no matter where in the country you find yourself. Garlic water, peppermint oil, sage, and rosemary can all be used as natural, DIY mosquito repellents.

If you end up checking into the wrong hotel during your travels, mosquitoes may be the least of your worries. After looking at the top cities for mosquitoes below, check out this list of the most bed bug-infested cities in the U.S.

  1. Los Angeles, California
  2. Atlanta, Georgia
  3. Washington, D.C.
  4. Dallas, Texas
  5. Chicago, Illinois
  6. New York, New York
  7. Detroit, Michigan
  8. Miami, Florida
  9. Charlotte, North Carolina
  10. Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina
  11. Houston, Texas
  12. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  13. Tampa, Florida
  14. Grand Rapids, Michigan
  15. Orlando, Florida
  16. Nashville, Tennessee
  17. Minneapolis, Minnesota
  18. Indianapolis, Indiana
  19. Baltimore, Maryland
  20. Memphis, Tennessee