What are the 10 worst big cities in America?

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If you are thinking about relocating to a new metropolitan area, there are some cities you just might want to avoid.

WalletHub, a personal finance site, released its ranking of the largest U.S. cities, and the Huffington Post cuts to the chase with the list of the ten worst cities to live in.

WalletHub analyzed 62 cities with populations of 300,000 or more, using livability, education, health, and local economy and taxes as benchmarks.

The least attractive city? Detroit, Mich., with Memphis, Tenn. at No. 2 and Philadelphia, Penn. at No. 3.

Detroit ranked as the least attractive city because it "had the lowest livability ranking, the 12th worst education system, the fourth worst health ranking, and the third worst local economy and taxes," according to the Huffington Post.

Other factors analyzed by WalletHub were the cost of housing, recreational opportunities, residents’ health, school quality, job availability and the cost of living.