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The middle household income: half of households earn more, half less. Includes all earners in the home. The Census caps reporting at $250,000+.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $80,734
- Kentucky
- $63,726
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Top and bottom zip codes in Kentucky
Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the highest median income
See allMedian household income by county in Kentucky
- 1Oldham County$122,497
- 2Spencer County$102,618
- 3Boone County$99,414
- 4Scott County$85,158
- 5Woodford County$83,788
- 6Shelby County$82,604
- 7Bullitt County$80,558
- 8Kenton County$80,548
- 9Campbell County$77,567
- 10Jessamine County$74,576
- 11Anderson County$74,488
- 12Meade County$74,355
- 13Jefferson County$69,866
- 14Nelson County$69,562
- 15Fayette County$69,479
- 16Grant County$69,178
- 17Daviess County$68,214
- 18Hardin County$67,647
- 19Larue County$67,067
- 20Harrison County$66,442
- 21Bracken County$66,319
- 22Ballard County$66,164
- 23Trimble County$66,027
- 24Marshall County$65,831
- 25Warren County$65,794
- 26McLean County$65,596
- 27Hancock County$65,464
- 28Franklin County$65,298
- 29Lyon County$65,066
- 30Mercer County$64,824
- 31Pendleton County$64,669
- 32McCracken County$64,373
- 33Clark County$64,348
- 34Madison County$63,351
- 35Henry County$63,347
- 36Gallatin County$63,346
- 37Garrard County$63,087
- 38Carlisle County$62,439
- 39Washington County$61,616
- 40Allen County$61,403
- 41Bourbon County$61,354
- 42Boyle County$61,159
- 43Owen County$61,134
- 44Boyd County$61,118
- 45Todd County$61,103
- 46Hickman County$60,867
- 47Greenup County$60,751
- 48Taylor County$60,456
- 49Logan County$60,382
- 50Union County$60,327
- 51Simpson County$59,858
- 52Trigg County$59,857
- 53Webster County$59,628
- 54Marion County$59,627
- 55Caldwell County$59,583
- 56Nicholas County$59,531
- 57Livingston County$58,984
- 58Henderson County$58,851
- 59Ohio County$57,798
- 60Laurel County$57,771
- 61Hopkins County$56,815
- 62Bath County$56,541
- 63Carroll County$56,466
- 64Montgomery County$56,396
- 65Butler County$56,092
- 66Breckinridge County$55,843
- 67Christian County$55,494
- 68Edmonson County$54,937
- 69Rowan County$54,321
- 70Adair County$53,553
- 71Calloway County$52,706
- 72Lincoln County$52,440
- 73Hart County$52,285
- 74Mason County$52,178
- 75Muhlenberg County$51,927
- 76Pulaski County$51,898
- 77Robertson County$51,830
- 78Metcalfe County$51,473
- 79Monroe County$51,280
- 80Carter County$51,235
- 81Graves County$50,772
- 82Grayson County$50,757
- 83Barren County$50,628
- 84Fleming County$49,307
- 85Rockcastle County$48,862
- 86Morgan County$47,913
- 87Lewis County$46,838
- 88Green County$46,798
- 89Lawrence County$46,772
- 90Crittenden County$46,656
- 91Estill County$46,051
- 92Elliott County$45,776
- 93Wayne County$45,739
- 94Casey County$45,510
- 95Menifee County$45,096
- 96Johnson County$44,904
- 97Clinton County$44,844
- 98Russell County$44,738
- 99Whitley County$44,615
- 100Pike County$44,312
- 101Perry County$42,181
- 102Letcher County$41,793
- 103Knott County$41,761
- 104Harlan County$41,693
- 105Floyd County$41,279
- 106Clay County$40,900
- 107Powell County$40,309
- 108Cumberland County$40,000
- 109Jackson County$40,000
- 110Fulton County$38,217
- 111Lee County$37,568
- 112Martin County$37,042
- 113Leslie County$35,934
- 114Breathitt County$34,808
- 115McCreary County$33,750
- 116Magoffin County$33,080
- 117Knox County$32,527
- 118Bell County$31,354
- 119Wolfe County$30,417
- 120Owsley County$22,188
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median household income in Kentucky?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 40510 (Lexington, KY) has the highest: $161,938.
Which zip code has the lowest median household income in Kentucky?
40935 (Flat Lick, KY) has the lowest: $23,157.
What is the median household income for the United States?
$80,734; in Kentucky it is $63,726.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle household income: half of households earn more, half less. Includes all earners in the home. The Census caps reporting at $250,000+.
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