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Share of employed residents who work for local, state or federal government, including public schools.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 14.5%
- Kentucky
- 14.6%
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Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the most government workers
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- 1Wolfe County34.2%
- 2Franklin County31%
- 3Letcher County28.3%
- 4Magoffin County28.1%
- 5Lawrence County27.1%
- 6Owsley County26%
- 7Morgan County25.6%
- 8Clay County25.3%
- 9Johnson County25.3%
- 10Rowan County24.5%
- 11McCreary County23.7%
- 12Jackson County23.4%
- 13Knott County23.2%
- 14Estill County22.9%
- 15Carter County22.8%
- 16Robertson County22.7%
- 17Breathitt County22.5%
- 18Lyon County22.1%
- 19Harrison County21.8%
- 20Leslie County21.8%
- 21Anderson County21.3%
- 22Harlan County20.8%
- 23Powell County20.6%
- 24Menifee County20.5%
- 25Floyd County20.3%
- 26Pike County20.2%
- 27Lincoln County20.1%
- 28Caldwell County20%
- 29Lee County19.7%
- 30Cumberland County19.5%
- 31Rockcastle County19.4%
- 32Perry County19%
- 33Wayne County19%
- 34Garrard County18.9%
- 35Madison County18.6%
- 36Adair County18.5%
- 37Whitley County18.5%
- 38Livingston County18.4%
- 39Owen County18.3%
- 40Elliott County18.2%
- 41Green County18.2%
- 42Hardin County18.1%
- 43Todd County18%
- 44Grayson County17.7%
- 45Monroe County17.7%
- 46Trigg County17.7%
- 47Muhlenberg County17.2%
- 48Martin County17%
- 49Calloway County16.8%
- 50Woodford County16.8%
- 51Fayette County16.7%
- 52Lewis County16.5%
- 53Jessamine County16.4%
- 54Bath County16.3%
- 55Nicholas County16.3%
- 56Bell County16.2%
- 57Clinton County15.9%
- 58Hopkins County15.9%
- 59Pulaski County15.9%
- 60Greenup County15.8%
- 61Meade County15.8%
- 62Crittenden County15.7%
- 63Ballard County15.6%
- 64Scott County15.6%
- 65Simpson County15.4%
- 66Boyd County15.3%
- 67Carroll County15.3%
- 68Webster County15.3%
- 69Casey County15.2%
- 70Fleming County14.8%
- 71Knox County14.8%
- 72Larue County14.7%
- 73Clark County14.6%
- 74Hancock County14.6%
- 75McLean County14.6%
- 76Washington County14.5%
- 77Christian County14.4%
- 78Graves County14.3%
- 79Marshall County14.3%
- 80Mercer County14.1%
- 81Shelby County13.9%
- 82Ohio County13.8%
- 83Warren County13.8%
- 84Bullitt County13.7%
- 85Trimble County13.7%
- 86Henderson County13.6%
- 87Nelson County13.4%
- 88Boyle County13.3%
- 89Union County13.3%
- 90Pendleton County13.2%
- 91Carlisle County13.1%
- 92McCracken County13.1%
- 93Russell County13%
- 94Barren County12.9%
- 95Marion County12.9%
- 96Spencer County12.9%
- 97Allen County12.7%
- 98Henry County12.7%
- 99Edmonson County12.6%
- 100Breckinridge County12.5%
- 101Daviess County12.4%
- 102Montgomery County12%
- 103Gallatin County11.9%
- 104Mason County11.8%
- 105Campbell County11.7%
- 106Grant County11.5%
- 107Bourbon County11.3%
- 108Metcalfe County11.3%
- 109Jefferson County11.2%
- 110Laurel County11.2%
- 111Boone County11.1%
- 112Oldham County11%
- 113Hickman County10.9%
- 114Bracken County10.5%
- 115Logan County10.5%
- 116Kenton County10.1%
- 117Butler County10%
- 118Taylor County9.9%
- 119Fulton County9.8%
- 120Hart County9.8%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest government workers in Kentucky?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 41645 (Langley, KY) has the highest: 54.8%.
Which zip code has the lowest government workers in Kentucky?
40740 (Lily, KY) has the lowest: 3%.
What is the government workers for the United States?
14.5%; in Kentucky it is 14.6%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of employed residents who work for local, state or federal government, including public schools.
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