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Share of residents under 18.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 22%
- Kentucky
- 22.6%
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See allResidents under 18 by county in Kentucky
- 1Christian County28.3%
- 2Todd County27%
- 3Carroll County26.6%
- 4Robertson County26.6%
- 5Grant County26.5%
- 6Whitley County26.2%
- 7Boone County25.6%
- 8Bath County25.5%
- 9Powell County24.8%
- 10Hardin County24.7%
- 11Oldham County24.7%
- 12Daviess County24.5%
- 13Hart County24.4%
- 14Lincoln County24.4%
- 15Monroe County24.4%
- 16Nicholas County24.4%
- 17Logan County24.3%
- 18Scott County24.3%
- 19Graves County24.2%
- 20Webster County24%
- 21Barren County23.9%
- 22Fleming County23.9%
- 23Hancock County23.9%
- 24Ohio County23.9%
- 25Grayson County23.8%
- 26Jackson County23.8%
- 27Jessamine County23.8%
- 28Marion County23.8%
- 29Harlan County23.7%
- 30Warren County23.7%
- 31Knox County23.6%
- 32Metcalfe County23.6%
- 33Carlisle County23.5%
- 34Henry County23.5%
- 35Harrison County23.4%
- 36Lawrence County23.4%
- 37Perry County23.4%
- 38Simpson County23.4%
- 39Kenton County23.3%
- 40Pendleton County23.3%
- 41Crittenden County23.2%
- 42Montgomery County23.2%
- 43Allen County23.1%
- 44Anderson County23.1%
- 45Bracken County23.1%
- 46Butler County23.1%
- 47Russell County23.1%
- 48Casey County23%
- 49Gallatin County23%
- 50Hopkins County23%
- 51Nelson County23%
- 52Taylor County23%
- 53Caldwell County22.9%
- 54Washington County22.9%
- 55Bourbon County22.8%
- 56Breckinridge County22.8%
- 57Lewis County22.7%
- 58Carter County22.6%
- 59Henderson County22.6%
- 60Laurel County22.6%
- 61Clark County22.5%
- 62Larue County22.5%
- 63McLean County22.5%
- 64Spencer County22.5%
- 65Magoffin County22.4%
- 66Mason County22.4%
- 67Wolfe County22.4%
- 68Jefferson County22.3%
- 69Johnson County22.2%
- 70Pulaski County22.2%
- 71Shelby County22.2%
- 72Cumberland County22.1%
- 73Owen County22.1%
- 74Livingston County22%
- 75Bell County21.9%
- 76Floyd County21.9%
- 77Meade County21.9%
- 78Trigg County21.9%
- 79Fulton County21.8%
- 80Letcher County21.8%
- 81McCracken County21.8%
- 82McCreary County21.8%
- 83Mercer County21.8%
- 84Woodford County21.7%
- 85Garrard County21.6%
- 86Clinton County21.5%
- 87Rockcastle County21.5%
- 88Estill County21.3%
- 89Greenup County21.3%
- 90Boyd County21.2%
- 91Breathitt County21.2%
- 92Bullitt County21.2%
- 93Green County21.2%
- 94Trimble County21.2%
- 95Muhlenberg County21.1%
- 96Fayette County21%
- 97Franklin County21%
- 98Madison County21%
- 99Menifee County21%
- 100Boyle County20.9%
- 101Leslie County20.7%
- 102Campbell County20.6%
- 103Clay County20.6%
- 104Wayne County20.4%
- 105Pike County20.3%
- 106Marshall County20.1%
- 107Morgan County20.1%
- 108Ballard County19.9%
- 109Knott County19.8%
- 110Martin County19.8%
- 111Adair County19.7%
- 112Rowan County19.6%
- 113Hickman County19.3%
- 114Owsley County19.3%
- 115Union County18.8%
- 116Calloway County18.2%
- 117Lee County18.1%
- 118Edmonson County18%
- 119Elliott County17%
- 120Lyon County13.6%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest residents under 18 in Kentucky?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 41777 (Yeaddiss, KY) has the highest: 42.7%.
Which zip code has the lowest residents under 18 in Kentucky?
40526 (Lexington, KY) has the lowest: 0.8%.
What is the residents under 18 for the United States?
22%; in Kentucky it is 22.6%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of residents under 18.
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