If you’re looking for a high-paying job , you’ll have more competition in some cities than others.

To find the least competitive cities for high pay, Career.io analyzed LinkedIn data for the largest U.S. cities based on the number of daily job applicants for local, highly paid jobs. For this study, Career.io defined high-paying jobs as those that pay double the local average wage.

Based on this analysis, here’s a look at the cities where it’s easiest to land a high-paying job .

1. Parkersburg, West Virginia

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2. Nampa, Idaho

3. Butte, Montana

4. Sitka, Alaska

5. Grand Island, Nebraska

6. Kearney, Nebraska

7. Dover, New Hampshire

8. Laredo, Texas

9. Morgantown, West Virginia

10. Olathe, Kansas

11. Evansville, Indiana

12. Dover, Delaware

13. Bismarck, North Dakota

14. Hattiesburg, Mississippi

15. Warwick, Rhode Island

16. Fargo, North Dakota

17. Davenport, Iowa

18. Shreveport, Louisiana