So have you ever wondered what the gayest cities in America are? I did, and since I love dicking around with numbers so much, I decided to look it up.

UCLA released a study last year, using census data and field research, to determine the number of gay and bi people who live in America's cities.

I have listed below the top 50 cities ranked on the percentage of their population that is gay or bisexual. Some of it won't surprise you. San Francisco is #1 (duh). But some of it will. Who would have thought Salt Lake City was a bastion of helium heels? It's #11 on the list. And Pittsburgh is all the way down at #45. So much for Queer As Folk.

So, with no further ado, I present the rankings. Enjoy!

1. San Francisco 15.4%
2. Seattle 12.9%
3. Atlanta 12.8%
4. Minneapolis 12.5%
5. Boston 12.3%
6. Sacramento 9.8%
7. Portland 8.8%
8. Denver 8.2%
9. Washington 8.1%
10. Orlando 7.7%
11. Salt Lake City 7.6%
12. Dallas 7%
13. Baltimore 6.9%
14. San Diego 6.8%
15. St Louis 6.8%
16. Rochester 6.8%
17. Hartford 6.8%
18. Columbus 6.7%
19. Kansas City 6.7%
20. Phoenix 6.4%
21. Tampa 6.1%
22. San Jose 5.8%
23. Chicago 5.7%
24. Los Angeles 5.6%
25. Birmingham 5.6%
26. Miami 5.6%
27. Nashville 5.1%
28. New Orleans 5.1%
29. Indianapolis 4.8%
30. Austin 4.8%
31. Providence 4.8%
32. Milwaukee 4.6%
33. Las Vegas 4.6%
34. New York 4.5%
35. Houston 4.4%
36. Virginia Beach 4.4%
37. Louisville 4.2%
38. Cincinnati 4.2%
39. Jacksonville 4.1%
40. Charlotte 3.9%
41. San Antonio 3.8%
42. Oklahoma City 3.8%
43. Memphis 3.5%
44. Cleveland 3.5%
45. Pittsburgh 3.5%
46. Richmond 3.5%
47. Richmond 3.4%
48. Buffalo 3%
49. Riverside 2.5%
50. Detroit 1.5%