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No doubt about it, OK city and Salt Lake City get my vote, tied for first. Since smaller cities are included tough, I'll go ahead and throw in Pawtucket, RI and Newark, NJ.
Jackson,MS by Far Its in the the middle of the state a.k.a. the middle of nowhere its hours from the gulf coast and memphis,tn and Atlanta,GA and its a Giant Suburban Hell because of low land prices even Downtown Jackson is only about 4 Blocks from the Neighborhoods of South Jackson,West Jackson and Central Jackson and its hot as hell in Summer and Spring (somtimes Fall) because its in the Sun belt/southern plains and the whole state is dirty and sinking below Sea Level in the Delta,Central and Caostal reigons and there is absoluotly nothing to do.Trust me i know because i From here.
Muncie, Indiana is the pitts. There is dreadfully little to keep you entertained. The only thing there is to do is go to an old, run-down mall. The ONLY interesting thing about this place is that it is home to the creator of the Garfield cartoon strip. lmfao!
I went to Ball State there and if it was not for the University, that town would be Detroit 2: Electric Boogaloo
BUT...
Because there IS the college there, there are things to do and far from boring when compared to other towns (of similar size) in Indiana or other states. After a weekend of "going home" to a town of 10,000-15,000, Muncie is Vegas.
Charleston, West Virgina is so dead, a zombie could not live here. You have to dress up to go to Walmart just to feel better about yourself.
I found many ways to keep myself amused in Charleston. Its a great Little city.
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