Which Montco Towns Are 'Snobbiest' In Pa.?

Montgomery County has nearly half the state’s “snobbiest” communities, according to new ranking.

According to a ranking on roadsnacks.net, five of Pennsylvania’s “snobbiest” towns are in Montgomery County. Blue Bell was ranked number one.

Let’s remember, though, it’s all in good fun.

According to roadsnacks.net, these five local towns are among the state’s snobbiest: Blue Bell, Collegeville, Fort Washington, Glenside and Montgomeryville.

The website ranked Pennsylvania’s top 10 ”snobbiest” towns towns by assessing those with a population of 5,000 or more. It created a point system to rank median home price, median household income, percent of population with a college degree and a few other pieces of criteria.

According to the site’s description of Blue Bell:

As a Texas girl, when I hear “Blue Bell,” my mind goes to homemade ice cream, small country farms, and charming but simple living.

I imagine it’s a bit different in Pennsylvania. Here, Blue Bell likely brings to mind beautiful and large homes, a highly educated population, private schools out the wazoo, a variety of nearby theaters and galleries per capita, and some dude with a monocle, whapping people on the knuckles with his cane.

The full top 10 ”snobbiest” towns include:

1. Blue Bell
2. Fox Chapel
3. Paoli
4. Collegeville
5. Swarthmore
6. Doylestown
7. Fort Washington
8. Glenside
9. Montgomeryville
10. Media