7 City Famous Tattoo in America

 
No. 1: San Francisco, California With seven tattoo parlors per 100,000 people in San Francisco alone (not counting our Oakland and nearby college town of Berkeley), San Francisco ranked super high on our list. Bay Area even called (along with New York City, which did not make our list) as the only place Americans at Matador Nights' "Five goals for the Traveler tattooed," thanks to its status as a "paradise" underground for tattoo lovers in the 60 - an.
Number 2: Austin, Texas Called the "accept" the individual weight of the tattoo, the more hip college town and the "Live Music Capital of the World" visited by the young, "artsy" tattooed people from all over, at least once a year, the company's South by Southwest (SXSW) festival. Not to mention the Reggae Festival and Film Festival, among others. Most of the population of Austin is also the age of 25 to 44 years, principal for tattoo getters, and there are about 7.5 stores per 100,000 people. A chat forum we came across a few people say that they never saw so many tattoos in one city. #
  No. 3: Portland, Ore. Such as Austin, Portland mostly 25 - to 44-year-olds, but has a tattoo shop more per capita (about 12 per 100,000 people). Considered by the "Popular Science" and the publication of some of the countries "most green" city, Portland reportedly known for great art and craft communities and citizens that the music-loving, nature-loving hipsters and rock music icon sets - most seem to love the body art.
No. 4: The Flint, Mich.
  We look to Detroit, home of the weight of Eminem's tattoos, but surprise! Looks like the city of Flint - best known as the birthplace of General Motors' - won for most tattoo shops per capita in this area. While under his rule the highest population-18, 25-to-44 age range Flint is 1 percent just in the back, making young people the most - and most likely wear a full sleeve ink - in the city.
  No. 5: Richmond, Va.
Perhaps most surprising in our list is the city of Richmond, Va., who averaged tattoo shops around 14.5 per 100,000 people - and that's just in the city itself. The possibility of increasing numbers is a big arts and community colleges, and the fact that the surrounding suburbs and towns contain many tattoo shops anymore - most of per capita appears in the small town of Colonial Heights, which has five stores in just under 17 000 the population. #
  No. 6: Las Vegas, Nev. What happens in Vegas stay in Vegas ... and on your body forever. With 94 registered tattoo shop, Sin City - the host of one of the biggest tattoo conventions in the country - get in the shops above 16 per 100,000 people, most of whom are between the ages of 25 and 44. The city also has one of the country's highest divorce, marriage and suicide rates, in addition to holding a place on our Worst Skin, Worst hair, BO worst and ugliest city list. Remember that next time you want your travel documents after a giant margarita too much on The Strip. #
  No. 7: Miami Beach, Florida And finally, "Bienvenido a Miami (Beach)." Home for TLC's "Miami Ink" and the famous South Beach, the city party has a tattoo shop tons to go around. On average about 24 stores per 100,000 people, Miami Beach is crowded with ink. (Guess could be sunbathing nude near one of the vainest city in the country is not enough to do it for them - or maybe they just wanted the artwork to display while they soak up the sun in the buff.