The Fast Food Capitals of America

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50. Alaska
> All fast food restaurants per 100K people: 61.9
> Total fast food restaurants: 453 — 3rd lowest
> Total population in 2019: 731,545 — 3rd highest

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49. Wyoming
> All fast food restaurants per 100K people: 62.5
> Total fast food restaurants: 362 — the lowest
> Total population in 2019: 578,759 — the highest

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48. South Dakota
> All fast food restaurants per 100K people: 63.9
> Total fast food restaurants: 565 — 5th lowest
> Total population in 2019: 884,659 — 5th highest

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47. Wisconsin
> All fast food restaurants per 100K people: 65.0
> Total fast food restaurants: 3,785 — 22nd highest
> Total population in 2019: 5,822,434 — 20th lowest

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45. Florida
> All fast food restaurants per 100K people: 65.5
> Total fast food restaurants: 14,068 — 4th highest
> Total population in 2019: 21,477,737 — 3rd lowest

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