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The middle yearly earnings of employed residents 16 and older (wages, salary and self-employment income), counting part-time workers. Lower than household income, which adds up everyone in a home.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $49,666
- Kentucky
- $43,552
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Top and bottom zip codes in Kentucky
Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes where workers earn the most
See allMedian earnings per worker by county in Kentucky
- 1Oldham County$62,737
- 2Boone County$55,120
- 3Spencer County$54,343
- 4Scott County$52,403
- 5Campbell County$52,136
- 6Lyon County$50,783
- 7Kenton County$50,302
- 8McLean County$49,259
- 9Bullitt County$48,357
- 10Anderson County$47,874
- 11Shelby County$47,650
- 12Meade County$46,950
- 13Larue County$46,905
- 14Robertson County$46,800
- 15Woodford County$46,667
- 16Jefferson County$46,396
- 17Todd County$46,218
- 18Bracken County$45,964
- 19Pendleton County$45,838
- 20Grant County$45,612
- 21Hancock County$45,524
- 22Nelson County$45,171
- 23Fayette County$44,790
- 24Franklin County$44,217
- 25Henry County$44,051
- 26Daviess County$44,014
- 27Martin County$44,013
- 28Owen County$43,927
- 29Hardin County$43,828
- 30Garrard County$43,361
- 31Edmonson County$43,343
- 32Greenup County$43,248
- 33Caldwell County$43,057
- 34Clark County$43,009
- 35Magoffin County$42,985
- 36Trimble County$42,748
- 37Jessamine County$42,638
- 38McCracken County$42,587
- 39Harrison County$42,479
- 40Marion County$42,376
- 41Gallatin County$42,239
- 42Ballard County$42,130
- 43Simpson County$42,087
- 44Mercer County$42,080
- 45Bourbon County$42,008
- 46Livingston County$41,999
- 47Washington County$41,921
- 48Pike County$41,910
- 49Henderson County$41,894
- 50Montgomery County$41,770
- 51Hopkins County$41,621
- 52Carroll County$41,585
- 53Butler County$41,581
- 54Knott County$41,520
- 55Lincoln County$41,503
- 56Marshall County$41,284
- 57Muhlenberg County$41,234
- 58Boyle County$41,228
- 59Boyd County$41,141
- 60Bath County$40,999
- 61Allen County$40,844
- 62Trigg County$40,778
- 63Floyd County$40,714
- 64Crittenden County$40,710
- 65Fleming County$40,417
- 66Logan County$40,276
- 67Ohio County$40,242
- 68Carlisle County$40,147
- 69Union County$40,107
- 70Grayson County$40,106
- 71Madison County$39,568
- 72Rockcastle County$39,563
- 73Morgan County$39,386
- 74Laurel County$39,373
- 75Breckinridge County$39,350
- 76Warren County$39,291
- 77Cumberland County$39,059
- 78Metcalfe County$38,526
- 79Perry County$38,080
- 80Christian County$38,021
- 81Taylor County$37,968
- 82Jackson County$37,888
- 83Estill County$37,689
- 84Barren County$37,539
- 85Nicholas County$37,442
- 86Pulaski County$37,336
- 87Carter County$37,165
- 88Mason County$37,076
- 89Russell County$36,980
- 90Menifee County$36,905
- 91Leslie County$36,854
- 92Webster County$36,851
- 93Monroe County$36,816
- 94Harlan County$36,803
- 95Graves County$36,721
- 96Lewis County$36,639
- 97Elliott County$36,250
- 98Lawrence County$36,019
- 99Clay County$35,862
- 100Hart County$35,802
- 101Calloway County$35,641
- 102Wayne County$35,396
- 103Casey County$35,343
- 104Rowan County$34,902
- 105Letcher County$34,797
- 106Breathitt County$34,629
- 107Hickman County$34,391
- 108Fulton County$34,237
- 109Adair County$34,049
- 110Lee County$34,000
- 111Whitley County$33,763
- 112Johnson County$33,627
- 113Knox County$33,547
- 114McCreary County$33,517
- 115Green County$33,205
- 116Bell County$33,151
- 117Powell County$32,437
- 118Clinton County$31,200
- 119Wolfe County$29,865
- 120Owsley County$24,540
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median earnings per worker in Kentucky?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 40059 (Prospect, KY) has the highest: $92,217.
Which zip code has the lowest median earnings per worker in Kentucky?
40404 (Berea, KY) has the lowest: $4,324.
What is the median earnings per worker for the United States?
$49,666; in Kentucky it is $43,552.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle yearly earnings of employed residents 16 and older (wages, salary and self-employment income), counting part-time workers. Lower than household income, which adds up everyone in a home.
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