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About this map
Share of employed residents in computer and math jobs, such as software developers, data scientists and IT staff.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 3.8%
- Kentucky
- 2.2%
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Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the most tech workers
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- 1Franklin County4.6%
- 2Campbell County4.1%
- 3Spencer County3.9%
- 4Kenton County3.7%
- 5Oldham County3.6%
- 6Larue County3.3%
- 7Jefferson County3.2%
- 8Boone County3%
- 9Anderson County2.9%
- 10Trimble County2.9%
- 11Fayette County2.7%
- 12Shelby County2.7%
- 13Hardin County2.6%
- 14Logan County2.4%
- 15Muhlenberg County2.4%
- 16McCracken County2.3%
- 17Bullitt County2.2%
- 18Laurel County2.2%
- 19Lee County2.2%
- 20Lewis County2.2%
- 21Menifee County2.2%
- 22Hickman County2.1%
- 23Scott County2.1%
- 24Madison County2%
- 25Meade County2%
- 26Adair County1.9%
- 27Woodford County1.9%
- 28Livingston County1.8%
- 29Clark County1.7%
- 30Daviess County1.7%
- 31Greenup County1.7%
- 32Hart County1.7%
- 33Lyon County1.7%
- 34Mercer County1.7%
- 35Simpson County1.7%
- 36Todd County1.7%
- 37Bourbon County1.6%
- 38Calloway County1.6%
- 39Cumberland County1.6%
- 40Hopkins County1.6%
- 41Knott County1.6%
- 42Warren County1.6%
- 43Crittenden County1.5%
- 44Jessamine County1.5%
- 45Pendleton County1.5%
- 46Gallatin County1.4%
- 47Henry County1.4%
- 48McCreary County1.4%
- 49Owen County1.4%
- 50Rowan County1.4%
- 51Breathitt County1.3%
- 52Montgomery County1.3%
- 53Whitley County1.3%
- 54Breckinridge County1.2%
- 55Carlisle County1.2%
- 56Henderson County1.2%
- 57Lawrence County1.2%
- 58Morgan County1.2%
- 59Pike County1.2%
- 60Russell County1.2%
- 61Allen County1.1%
- 62Ballard County1.1%
- 63Boyle County1.1%
- 64Elliott County1.1%
- 65Johnson County1.1%
- 66Graves County1%
- 67McLean County1%
- 68Christian County0.9%
- 69Edmonson County0.9%
- 70Grayson County0.9%
- 71Hancock County0.9%
- 72Harlan County0.9%
- 73Jackson County0.9%
- 74Knox County0.9%
- 75Marshall County0.9%
- 76Pulaski County0.9%
- 77Barren County0.8%
- 78Bath County0.8%
- 79Letcher County0.8%
- 80Nelson County0.8%
- 81Washington County0.8%
- 82Bell County0.7%
- 83Bracken County0.7%
- 84Butler County0.7%
- 85Estill County0.7%
- 86Grant County0.7%
- 87Green County0.7%
- 88Ohio County0.7%
- 89Taylor County0.7%
- 90Wayne County0.7%
- 91Clay County0.6%
- 92Floyd County0.6%
- 93Mason County0.6%
- 94Boyd County0.5%
- 95Carter County0.5%
- 96Fleming County0.5%
- 97Harrison County0.5%
- 98Monroe County0.5%
- 99Perry County0.5%
- 100Union County0.5%
- 101Casey County0.4%
- 102Clinton County0.4%
- 103Fulton County0.4%
- 104Leslie County0.4%
- 105Magoffin County0.4%
- 106Marion County0.4%
- 107Rockcastle County0.4%
- 108Caldwell County0.3%
- 109Garrard County0.3%
- 110Webster County0.3%
- 111Carroll County0.2%
- 112Lincoln County0.2%
- 113Metcalfe County0.2%
- 114Nicholas County0.2%
- 115Trigg County0.2%
- 116Martin County0.1%
- 117Owsley County0%
- 118Powell County0%
- 119Robertson County0%
- 120Wolfe County0%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest tech workers in Kentucky?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 40771 (Woodbine, KY) has the highest: 16.2%.
Which zip code has the lowest tech workers in Kentucky?
40358 (Olympia, KY) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the tech workers for the United States?
3.8%; in Kentucky it is 2.2%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of employed residents in computer and math jobs, such as software developers, data scientists and IT staff.
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