The 10 unhappiest states in the US, ranked

WalletHub ranked Oklahoma 46th in emotional and physical well-being and 43rd in work environment, but its community and environment ranked higher, in fourth place. Oklahoma's income growth was also the fifth-lowest in the US, according to the study.

New Mexico had the fourth-highest suicide rate, the fifth-lowest volunteer rate (tied with Hawaii), and the highest divorce rate in the US.

The state's emotional and physical well-being was ranked 43rd overall. It placed 45th in work environment and 17th in community and environment.

Workers in Alaska work more hours than any other state, yet it also features the lowest income growth, contributing to its ranking as 48th in work environment.

The state was also ranked 36th in emotional and physical well-being and 47th in community and environment.

Mississippi featured the second-lowest safety ranking and the fourth-highest divorce rate. It ranked 42nd in emotional and physical well-being, 47th in work environment, and 41st in community and environment.

Alabama was ranked 44th in emotional and physical well-being and work environment, and 42nd in community and environment. It featured the third-lowest adequate-sleep rate, the second-lowest sports-participation rate, and the fifth-lowest safety ranking out of all the states.

Kentucky featured the second-highest rate of adult depression and the fourth-lowest adequate-sleep rate, contributing to its ranking as 47th in emotional and physical well-being. It placed 41st in work environment and 26th in community and environment.

Arkansas was ranked 49th in emotional and physical well-being, 42nd in work environment, and 18th in community and environment. WalletHub reported it had the fifth-highest rate of adult depression, the fourth-lowest sports-participation rate, and the third-lowest safety ranking.

Tennessee earned rankings of 45th in emotional and physical well-being, 38th in work environment, and 49th in community and environment. It had the fourth-highest rate of adult depression among all states.

Louisiana's safety ranking was the lowest of any state, according to the WalletHub report. It also featured the third-highest divorce rate, the fifth-lowest sports-participation rate, and the fifth-highest number of mean work hours. Overall, it earned rankings of 48th in emotional and physical well-being, 49th in work environment, and 43rd in community and environment.

West Virginia had the highest rate of adult depression and the lowest adequate sleep rate of any state, putting it last in emotional and physical well-being. It also ranked 50th in work environment. Its community and environment ranking was 33rd.