The best (and worst) places for veterans to live, according to WalletHub report

Veterans can experience challenges when they transition to civilian life after their service to the country, and finding the right place to settle down can be beneficial.

With millions of veterans across the country, WalletHub put together a report on the best and worst places for veterans to call home nationwide.

The personal finance website gathered data for the report comparing the 100 largest U.S. cities using key categories, including employment, economy, quality of life, health, and veteran-friendliness.

Best cities for veterans to live

Austin, TexasRaleigh, North CarolinaVirginia Beach, VirginiaIrvine, CaliforniaScottsdale, ArizonaMadison, WisconsinSt. Petersburg, FloridaLaredo, TexasColorado Springs, ColoradoGilbert, ArizonaChandler, ArizonaSan DiegoChesapeake, VirginiaHenderson, NevadaFort Worth, Texas

Worst cities for veterans

Baton Rouge, LouisianaNewark, New Jersey

To see the full list of best and worst cities for veterans,.