The blog Sudoku Bliss recently published a study looking at cities where social awkwardness peaks for Gen Z and Millennials, and one Colorado city ranked among the top cities.

Denver took fourth place on the list with a “social awkwardness score” of 97.06 out of 100. This makes the Mile High City one of the cities where young Americans are the most socially awkward, according to Sudoku Bliss.

To create the rankings, Sudoku Bliss surveyed more than 2,000 Americans across 40 of the largest U.S. cities to find information like how they prepare for social interactions, which situations feel most awkward, and more.

Although Denver ranked highly among the cities where young Americans are the most socially awkward, the city ranked lower on the list of where all Americans are most socially awkward, coming in at 18.

Phoenix, Arizona, took first place as the city where young Americans are most socially awkward, and Indianapolis, Indiana took first place where Americans are most socially awkward.

Check out the full rankings here.