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Total income of everyone in the zip divided by the number of residents, including children. Lower than household income because it's per person.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $44,673
- Kentucky
- $35,821
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Top and bottom zip codes in Kentucky
Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the highest per capita income
See allPer capita income by county in Kentucky
- 1Oldham County$54,496
- 2Boone County$46,264
- 3Campbell County$46,100
- 4Woodford County$43,877
- 5Fayette County$43,790
- 6Kenton County$43,733
- 7Spencer County$43,368
- 8Jefferson County$42,087
- 9Scott County$41,521
- 10Jessamine County$41,505
- 11Shelby County$39,890
- 12Franklin County$39,218
- 13McCracken County$39,193
- 14Bullitt County$38,684
- 15Clark County$37,681
- 16Hardin County$37,638
- 17Daviess County$36,554
- 18Meade County$36,483
- 19Anderson County$35,735
- 20Ballard County$35,589
- 21Warren County$35,497
- 22Nelson County$35,010
- 23Marshall County$34,734
- 24Lyon County$34,672
- 25Trimble County$34,349
- 26Bourbon County$33,889
- 27Mercer County$33,683
- 28McLean County$33,651
- 29Harrison County$33,578
- 30Greenup County$33,527
- 31Carlisle County$33,432
- 32Bracken County$33,389
- 33Henderson County$32,844
- 34Madison County$32,828
- 35Gallatin County$32,778
- 36Trigg County$32,472
- 37Hickman County$32,313
- 38Todd County$32,149
- 39Washington County$32,046
- 40Boyd County$31,752
- 41Hancock County$31,584
- 42Henry County$31,532
- 43Boyle County$31,524
- 44Livingston County$31,334
- 45Grant County$31,323
- 46Simpson County$31,249
- 47Mason County$31,189
- 48Pendleton County$31,070
- 49Breckinridge County$30,854
- 50Allen County$30,852
- 51Caldwell County$30,830
- 52Muhlenberg County$30,585
- 53Union County$30,559
- 54Graves County$30,535
- 55Garrard County$30,524
- 56Rowan County$30,395
- 57Owen County$30,369
- 58Barren County$29,914
- 59Bath County$29,906
- 60Calloway County$29,867
- 61Edmonson County$29,834
- 62Carroll County$29,735
- 63Montgomery County$29,716
- 64Marion County$29,597
- 65Larue County$29,539
- 66Logan County$29,489
- 67Pulaski County$29,394
- 68Hopkins County$29,287
- 69Russell County$29,055
- 70Perry County$28,931
- 71Taylor County$28,896
- 72Ohio County$28,772
- 73Crittenden County$28,700
- 74Adair County$28,489
- 75Grayson County$28,372
- 76Lincoln County$28,170
- 77Carter County$27,994
- 78Laurel County$27,836
- 79Metcalfe County$27,314
- 80Monroe County$27,296
- 81Webster County$27,267
- 82Rockcastle County$27,074
- 83Pike County$27,048
- 84Christian County$27,039
- 85Butler County$27,030
- 86Martin County$26,524
- 87Hart County$26,411
- 88Casey County$26,254
- 89Lewis County$26,242
- 90Green County$26,178
- 91Robertson County$26,050
- 92Lawrence County$25,890
- 93Menifee County$25,879
- 94Fleming County$25,869
- 95Morgan County$25,674
- 96Wayne County$25,596
- 97Floyd County$25,406
- 98Nicholas County$25,299
- 99Estill County$25,226
- 100Johnson County$25,175
- 101Clinton County$24,457
- 102Cumberland County$24,221
- 103Leslie County$23,827
- 104Knott County$23,721
- 105Whitley County$23,353
- 106Powell County$23,040
- 107Jackson County$22,925
- 108Letcher County$22,681
- 109Breathitt County$22,593
- 110Harlan County$22,319
- 111Clay County$21,846
- 112Bell County$21,704
- 113Fulton County$21,434
- 114Lee County$21,415
- 115Magoffin County$21,190
- 116Elliott County$21,178
- 117Knox County$20,708
- 118Owsley County$18,731
- 119Wolfe County$17,627
- 120McCreary County$17,150
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest per capita income in Kentucky?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 40059 (Prospect, KY) has the highest: $91,414.
Which zip code has the lowest per capita income in Kentucky?
40526 (Lexington, KY) has the lowest: $4,934.
What is the per capita income for the United States?
$44,673; in Kentucky it is $35,821.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Total income of everyone in the zip divided by the number of residents, including children. Lower than household income because it's per person.
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