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Share of households with a broadband internet subscription (cable, fiber, DSL, satellite or a cellular data plan).
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 91%
- Kentucky
- 88.6%
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- 1Oldham County95.4%
- 2Boone County93.8%
- 3Rowan County93.4%
- 4Fayette County92.5%
- 5Woodford County92.5%
- 6Spencer County92.3%
- 7Campbell County92.2%
- 8Bullitt County92.1%
- 9Kenton County92%
- 10Scott County92%
- 11Shelby County91.6%
- 12Meade County91.5%
- 13Warren County91.4%
- 14Jessamine County91.2%
- 15Clark County90.9%
- 16Jefferson County90.9%
- 17Henderson County90.7%
- 18Laurel County90.7%
- 19Nelson County90.6%
- 20Hardin County90.1%
- 21Bracken County89.8%
- 22Daviess County89.8%
- 23Hickman County89.8%
- 24Hopkins County89.8%
- 25Lyon County89.6%
- 26Montgomery County89.4%
- 27Union County89.4%
- 28Johnson County89.1%
- 29McCracken County89.1%
- 30Wolfe County89.1%
- 31Grant County88.9%
- 32Madison County88.9%
- 33Anderson County88.7%
- 34Perry County88.7%
- 35Simpson County88.7%
- 36Elliott County88.4%
- 37Taylor County88.3%
- 38Carlisle County87.8%
- 39Ballard County87.6%
- 40Gallatin County87.4%
- 41Boyd County87.1%
- 42Barren County87%
- 43Caldwell County87%
- 44Edmonson County87%
- 45Garrard County87%
- 46Fulton County86.8%
- 47Logan County86.8%
- 48Mercer County86.8%
- 49Boyle County86.7%
- 50Letcher County86.6%
- 51Franklin County86.4%
- 52Marion County86.3%
- 53Larue County85.7%
- 54Wayne County85.7%
- 55Marshall County85.5%
- 56Bourbon County85.4%
- 57Morgan County85.4%
- 58Knox County85.3%
- 59McLean County85.3%
- 60Adair County85.1%
- 61Ohio County85.1%
- 62Pulaski County85.1%
- 63Trimble County85.1%
- 64Lincoln County85%
- 65Mason County85%
- 66Lewis County84.8%
- 67Floyd County84.7%
- 68Greenup County84.6%
- 69Green County84.3%
- 70Webster County84.3%
- 71Harlan County84.2%
- 72Magoffin County84.2%
- 73Muhlenberg County84.2%
- 74Bath County84.1%
- 75Knott County84.1%
- 76Breckinridge County83.9%
- 77Carroll County83.9%
- 78Clay County83.9%
- 79Monroe County83.9%
- 80Hart County83.7%
- 81Henry County83.7%
- 82Lawrence County83.7%
- 83Hancock County83.6%
- 84Martin County83.6%
- 85Livingston County83.3%
- 86Metcalfe County83.3%
- 87Whitley County83.3%
- 88Pike County83.2%
- 89Jackson County83.1%
- 90Allen County82.9%
- 91Christian County82.9%
- 92Grayson County82.9%
- 93Washington County82.5%
- 94Graves County82.4%
- 95Calloway County82.2%
- 96Russell County82.2%
- 97Clinton County81.9%
- 98Leslie County81.9%
- 99Harrison County81.6%
- 100Nicholas County81.6%
- 101Casey County81.4%
- 102Carter County81.3%
- 103Breathitt County81.2%
- 104Menifee County81.2%
- 105Cumberland County81.1%
- 106Pendleton County81.1%
- 107Estill County80.7%
- 108Fleming County80.5%
- 109Owen County80.4%
- 110McCreary County80.1%
- 111Rockcastle County80%
- 112Powell County79.7%
- 113Bell County79.3%
- 114Butler County79%
- 115Crittenden County78.6%
- 116Robertson County78.3%
- 117Trigg County78.1%
- 118Todd County77.7%
- 119Lee County75.5%
- 120Owsley County73.3%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest broadband access in Kentucky?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 40526 (Lexington, KY) has the highest: 100%.
Which zip code has the lowest broadband access in Kentucky?
41844 (Pippa Passes, KY) has the lowest: 53.1%.
What is the broadband access for the United States?
91%; in Kentucky it is 88.6%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of households with a broadband internet subscription (cable, fiber, DSL, satellite or a cellular data plan).
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