[Answer] Which U.S. city has the most taxi cabs per capita?

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...1. New York City, New York 2. Bethel, Alaska 3. Billings, Montana 4. Las Vegas, Nevada

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Bethel, Alaska - According to \"The Atlantic\", the tiny town of Bethel, Alaska, has more taxi cabs per capita than anywhere else in the United States. There are about 70 taxi drivers in Bethel — around one for every 85 people in this city of 6,000. Most of its inhabitants do not own a car. This is a result of poor infrastructure, no roads leading in or out of the city (it's located in remote western Alaska), and high prices. Cars can cost about double what they would in more populated parts of the country, and gas often creeps up to $6 a gallon. For those who happen to be below the poverty line, these cabs are not cheap, and many residents have to brave dust during the summer and harsh snow during the winter in order to get around. Interestingly, 1.63% of Bethel inhabitants are Korean, which makes it the highest proportion of Koreans in Alaska.:

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