The remainder of the top five most rodent-infested up there with Philadelphia were Washington, D.C. in fifth; Los Angeles, Calif. (third); San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, Calif., in second; and New York City, N.Y., in first.

Stray rats running around debris-filled streets or scampering down darkened alleyways may be associated with big cities and heavily-trafficked tourist destinations, but rodent problems can be found in cities all over the country — including in Tennessee.

Do you live in one of the most rodent-infested cities in America? A better question might be: Do you often see rats, mice, and other pests as you walk along the sidewalks and explore the city's oldest buildings and attractions?

Aw, rats! The Big Apple is the most rodent-riddled city in America, according to new data that will hardly surprise New Yorkers who notice the pests infesting subway stations, trash cans and parks. Pest control company Terminix ranked the 50 most rodent-infested cities based on what locales use their services most often,

Philadelphia ranked within the top-10 in a recent ranking of America's most rat-infested cities, topping other urban landscapes like Chicago, Houston and Baltimore. The list was compiled by Terminix,

Rats off to ya, Chicago! The Windy City has earned a dubious distinction, according to a new report by pest control giant Orkin. Chicago leads the U.S. in the category of most rat infestations.