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Share of people in the civilian labor force (working or looking for work) who don't have a job. Lower is better.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 5.2%
- Kentucky
- 4.9%
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Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the highest unemployment
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- 1Wolfe County13.1%
- 2Owsley County12.6%
- 3Bell County10.1%
- 4Harlan County9.5%
- 5Breathitt County9.3%
- 6Clay County9.3%
- 7Knott County9.3%
- 8Magoffin County9%
- 9Casey County8.9%
- 10Knox County8.1%
- 11Menifee County7.9%
- 12Edmonson County7.7%
- 13Floyd County7.7%
- 14Lawrence County7.7%
- 15Fleming County7.5%
- 16Green County7.2%
- 17Estill County7%
- 18Owen County7%
- 19Allen County6.9%
- 20Adair County6.8%
- 21Greenup County6.8%
- 22Grayson County6.6%
- 23Hardin County6.6%
- 24Elliott County6.5%
- 25Lincoln County6.5%
- 26Boyd County6.4%
- 27Russell County6.4%
- 28Christian County6.3%
- 29Hopkins County6.2%
- 30Letcher County6.2%
- 31Trimble County6.2%
- 32Carroll County6.1%
- 33Nicholas County6.1%
- 34Lewis County6%
- 35Franklin County5.9%
- 36Boyle County5.8%
- 37Perry County5.8%
- 38Powell County5.8%
- 39Wayne County5.8%
- 40Logan County5.7%
- 41Muhlenberg County5.7%
- 42McLean County5.6%
- 43Martin County5.5%
- 44Whitley County5.4%
- 45Carter County5.3%
- 46Jefferson County5.2%
- 47Pike County5.2%
- 48Garrard County5.1%
- 49Madison County5.1%
- 50Taylor County5.1%
- 51Clinton County5%
- 52Henry County5%
- 53Ohio County5%
- 54Spencer County5%
- 55Fayette County4.9%
- 56Grant County4.9%
- 57Mason County4.9%
- 58Metcalfe County4.9%
- 59Pulaski County4.9%
- 60Bracken County4.8%
- 61Meade County4.8%
- 62Lee County4.7%
- 63Gallatin County4.6%
- 64Rockcastle County4.6%
- 65Breckinridge County4.5%
- 66Daviess County4.5%
- 67Marshall County4.5%
- 68Pendleton County4.5%
- 69Butler County4.4%
- 70Caldwell County4.4%
- 71Calloway County4.4%
- 72Clark County4.4%
- 73Hancock County4.4%
- 74Mercer County4.4%
- 75Warren County4.4%
- 76Bullitt County4.3%
- 77Kenton County4.3%
- 78Scott County4.3%
- 79Bourbon County4.2%
- 80Johnson County4.2%
- 81Livingston County4.2%
- 82Marion County4.2%
- 83McCreary County4.2%
- 84Shelby County4.2%
- 85Trigg County4.2%
- 86Barren County4.1%
- 87Rowan County4.1%
- 88Webster County4.1%
- 89Campbell County4%
- 90Cumberland County4%
- 91Jackson County4%
- 92Monroe County4%
- 93Montgomery County4%
- 94Hart County3.8%
- 95Leslie County3.8%
- 96Robertson County3.8%
- 97Carlisle County3.7%
- 98Simpson County3.6%
- 99Laurel County3.5%
- 100Oldham County3.5%
- 101Crittenden County3.4%
- 102Graves County3.4%
- 103Washington County3.4%
- 104Fulton County3.3%
- 105Nelson County3.3%
- 106Harrison County3.2%
- 107McCracken County3.2%
- 108Todd County3.2%
- 109Boone County3.1%
- 110Hickman County3.1%
- 111Jessamine County3.1%
- 112Morgan County3.1%
- 113Lyon County2.9%
- 114Union County2.7%
- 115Bath County2.5%
- 116Henderson County2.5%
- 117Woodford County2.5%
- 118Anderson County2.2%
- 119Ballard County1.6%
- 120Larue County1.5%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest unemployment rate in Kentucky?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 40935 (Flat Lick, KY) has the highest: 30.6%.
Which zip code has the lowest unemployment rate in Kentucky?
41265 (Van Lear, KY) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the unemployment rate for the United States?
5.2%; in Kentucky it is 4.9%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of people in the civilian labor force (working or looking for work) who don't have a job. Lower is better.
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