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Everyone who lives in the zip code, from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (5-year average).
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 334,922,499
- Kentucky
- 4,534,824
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- 1Jefferson County783,022
- 2Fayette County323,725
- 3Kenton County171,288
- 4Warren County140,918
- 5Boone County139,841
- 6Hardin County111,942
- 7Daviess County103,648
- 8Madison County95,769
- 9Campbell County93,426
- 10Bullitt County84,027
- 11Christian County72,069
- 12Oldham County69,257
- 13McCracken County67,564
- 14Pulaski County65,897
- 15Laurel County62,983
- 16Scott County59,536
- 17Pike County56,727
- 18Jessamine County54,588
- 19Franklin County51,842
- 20Shelby County49,096
- 21Boyd County47,911
- 22Nelson County47,606
- 23Hopkins County45,119
- 24Barren County44,938
- 25Henderson County44,280
- 26Calloway County38,224
- 27Clark County37,192
- 28Whitley County36,920
- 29Graves County36,630
- 30Greenup County35,501
- 31Floyd County35,224
- 32Marshall County31,743
- 33Boyle County30,941
- 34Muhlenberg County30,591
- 35Meade County30,158
- 36Knox County29,865
- 37Montgomery County28,395
- 38Logan County27,986
- 39Perry County27,499
- 40Woodford County27,279
- 41Grayson County26,707
- 42Taylor County26,397
- 43Carter County26,341
- 44Harlan County25,772
- 45Grant County25,418
- 46Rowan County24,578
- 47Lincoln County24,504
- 48Anderson County24,353
- 49Ohio County23,735
- 50Bell County23,509
- 51Mercer County23,028
- 52Johnson County22,334
- 53Allen County21,293
- 54Breckinridge County20,881
- 55Letcher County20,808
- 56Bourbon County20,240
- 57Spencer County20,193
- 58Simpson County19,972
- 59Clay County19,921
- 60Marion County19,749
- 61Hart County19,603
- 62Wayne County19,602
- 63Harrison County19,140
- 64Adair County19,089
- 65Russell County18,221
- 66Garrard County17,568
- 67Mason County16,956
- 68McCreary County16,867
- 69Rockcastle County16,163
- 70Lawrence County16,077
- 71Casey County15,914
- 72Henry County15,856
- 73Fleming County15,323
- 74Larue County15,107
- 75Pendleton County14,723
- 76Trigg County14,315
- 77Morgan County14,053
- 78Estill County14,035
- 79Knott County13,830
- 80Breathitt County13,276
- 81Union County13,260
- 82Jackson County13,086
- 83Powell County13,038
- 84Lewis County12,965
- 85Bath County12,851
- 86Webster County12,842
- 87Caldwell County12,618
- 88Todd County12,469
- 89Butler County12,393
- 90Edmonson County12,355
- 91Washington County12,140
- 92Green County11,369
- 93Magoffin County11,348
- 94Owen County11,330
- 95Monroe County11,269
- 96Martin County11,027
- 97Carroll County10,954
- 98Metcalfe County10,425
- 99Leslie County10,079
- 100Clinton County9,202
- 101McLean County9,114
- 102Hancock County9,034
- 103Crittenden County8,979
- 104Livingston County8,903
- 105Lyon County8,900
- 106Gallatin County8,769
- 107Trimble County8,550
- 108Bracken County8,444
- 109Nicholas County7,708
- 110Ballard County7,654
- 111Lee County7,339
- 112Elliott County7,307
- 113Wolfe County6,443
- 114Fulton County6,409
- 115Menifee County6,230
- 116Cumberland County5,948
- 117Carlisle County4,762
- 118Hickman County4,439
- 119Owsley County3,971
- 120Robertson County2,283
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest population in Kentucky?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 40475 (Richmond, KY) has the highest: 65,961.
Which zip code has the lowest population in Kentucky?
40358 (Olympia, KY) has the lowest: 1,012.
What is the population for the United States?
334,922,499; in Kentucky it is 4,534,824.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Everyone who lives in the zip code, from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (5-year average).
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