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The chance that two residents picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. 0 means everyone is in the same group; 50+ is very mixed. The U.S. overall scores about 61.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 61.4
- Kentucky
- 32.5
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- 1Jefferson County56.3
- 2Christian County54.6
- 3Fayette County52.1
- 4Fulton County47.2
- 5Warren County43.8
- 6Hardin County42.7
- 7Shelby County38
- 8Franklin County33.9
- 9McCracken County32.9
- 10Boone County31.5
- 11Boyle County30.7
- 12Bourbon County29.5
- 13Todd County29.3
- 14Graves County28.8
- 15Simpson County28.7
- 16Henderson County28.5
- 17Scott County28.5
- 18Woodford County27.9
- 19Daviess County27.4
- 20Martin County27.4
- 21Kenton County26.8
- 22Jessamine County26.4
- 23Oldham County26.3
- 24Carroll County25.9
- 25Hickman County25.9
- 26Trigg County24.8
- 27Marion County24.6
- 28Webster County24.3
- 29Calloway County24.1
- 30Hopkins County23.9
- 31Mason County23.9
- 32Barren County23.2
- 33Lyon County23.1
- 34Logan County23
- 35Madison County22.8
- 36Washington County22.8
- 37Gallatin County22.7
- 38Taylor County22.6
- 39Meade County22.2
- 40Clark County21.9
- 41Union County21.7
- 42McCreary County20.7
- 43Nelson County20.2
- 44Morgan County20.1
- 45Henry County19.4
- 46Caldwell County19.1
- 47Mercer County18.8
- 48Carlisle County18.7
- 49Hart County18.3
- 50Campbell County18.2
- 51Adair County18
- 52Larue County18
- 53Bullitt County17.4
- 54Ballard County16.8
- 55Clay County16.5
- 56Monroe County16.4
- 57Wayne County16.2
- 58Garrard County15.9
- 59Montgomery County15.9
- 60Russell County15.9
- 61Edmonson County15.8
- 62Anderson County15.5
- 63Robertson County15.4
- 64Muhlenberg County15.3
- 65Butler County15.2
- 66Ohio County15.2
- 67Trimble County14.9
- 68Boyd County14.8
- 69Grant County14.8
- 70Lincoln County14.7
- 71Pulaski County14.7
- 72Pendleton County14.6
- 73Cumberland County14.3
- 74Elliott County14.2
- 75Spencer County14.2
- 76Bell County14.1
- 77Allen County13.9
- 78Breckinridge County13.8
- 79Clinton County13.2
- 80Casey County12.9
- 81Green County12.8
- 82Harrison County12.8
- 83Lee County12.5
- 84Metcalfe County12.5
- 85Rowan County12.4
- 86Powell County12.3
- 87Perry County12.1
- 88Owen County12
- 89Crittenden County11.9
- 90Pike County11.7
- 91Harlan County11.6
- 92Johnson County11.6
- 93Hancock County11.4
- 94McLean County11.3
- 95Livingston County11.2
- 96Fleming County10.9
- 97Whitley County10.8
- 98Bracken County10.6
- 99Grayson County10.6
- 100Bath County10.3
- 101Greenup County10
- 102Laurel County10
- 103Knox County9.6
- 104Wolfe County9.5
- 105Carter County9.3
- 106Floyd County9
- 107Rockcastle County9
- 108Marshall County8.9
- 109Menifee County8.7
- 110Nicholas County8.7
- 111Owsley County8.7
- 112Breathitt County7.8
- 113Estill County7.8
- 114Jackson County7.4
- 115Leslie County6.8
- 116Letcher County6.8
- 117Lawrence County6.5
- 118Knott County6.4
- 119Lewis County6.1
- 120Magoffin County5.4
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest diversity index in Kentucky?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 40218 (Louisville, KY) has the highest: 70.2.
Which zip code has the lowest diversity index in Kentucky?
41555 (Pinsonfork, KY) has the lowest: 0.
What is the diversity index for the United States?
61.4; in Kentucky it is 32.5.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The chance that two residents picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. 0 means everyone is in the same group; 50+ is very mixed. The U.S. overall scores about 61.
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