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About this map
Share of residents with no health insurance of any kind. Lower is better.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 8.4%
- Kentucky
- 6%
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- 1Todd County20.4%
- 2Casey County13%
- 3Cumberland County12.5%
- 4Trigg County12%
- 5Butler County11.8%
- 6Hart County11.7%
- 7Washington County11%
- 8Bath County10.8%
- 9Carroll County10.7%
- 10Crittenden County10.4%
- 11Christian County10.2%
- 12Hickman County8.6%
- 13Knox County8.6%
- 14Barren County8.5%
- 15Gallatin County8.4%
- 16Simpson County8.3%
- 17Caldwell County8.2%
- 18Logan County8.2%
- 19Marshall County8.1%
- 20McCreary County8.1%
- 21Elliott County8%
- 22Grayson County8%
- 23Morgan County8%
- 24Warren County7.9%
- 25Laurel County7.8%
- 26Lincoln County7.8%
- 27Allen County7.6%
- 28Garrard County7.6%
- 29Graves County7.6%
- 30Russell County7.6%
- 31Adair County7.5%
- 32Calloway County7.5%
- 33Edmonson County7.5%
- 34Clinton County7.4%
- 35Green County7.4%
- 36Fayette County7.2%
- 37Montgomery County7.2%
- 38Carter County7.1%
- 39Breckinridge County7%
- 40Jessamine County6.9%
- 41Rockcastle County6.8%
- 42Fleming County6.6%
- 43Pendleton County6.5%
- 44Johnson County6.4%
- 45Metcalfe County6.4%
- 46Owen County6.4%
- 47Boyle County6.3%
- 48Estill County6.3%
- 49Menifee County6.3%
- 50Whitley County6.2%
- 51Carlisle County6.1%
- 52Grant County6.1%
- 53Lyon County6.1%
- 54Pulaski County6.1%
- 55Rowan County6.1%
- 56Henry County6%
- 57Monroe County6%
- 58McCracken County5.9%
- 59Hardin County5.8%
- 60Union County5.8%
- 61Jefferson County5.7%
- 62Lee County5.7%
- 63Powell County5.7%
- 64Lewis County5.6%
- 65Madison County5.6%
- 66Woodford County5.6%
- 67Daviess County5.5%
- 68Fulton County5.5%
- 69Greenup County5.5%
- 70Shelby County5.5%
- 71Franklin County5.4%
- 72Bell County5.3%
- 73Jackson County5.3%
- 74Ohio County5.3%
- 75Clay County5.2%
- 76Floyd County5.2%
- 77Trimble County5.2%
- 78Wayne County5.2%
- 79Boone County5.1%
- 80Lawrence County5.1%
- 81Meade County5.1%
- 82Nelson County5.1%
- 83Mercer County5%
- 84Campbell County4.9%
- 85Harlan County4.9%
- 86Hopkins County4.9%
- 87Scott County4.9%
- 88Ballard County4.8%
- 89Muhlenberg County4.8%
- 90Owsley County4.8%
- 91Webster County4.8%
- 92Bracken County4.7%
- 93Henderson County4.7%
- 94Kenton County4.7%
- 95Anderson County4.5%
- 96Livingston County4.5%
- 97Boyd County4.4%
- 98Mason County4.4%
- 99Clark County4.3%
- 100Larue County4.2%
- 101Hancock County4.1%
- 102Pike County4.1%
- 103Robertson County4%
- 104McLean County3.9%
- 105Spencer County3.9%
- 106Taylor County3.9%
- 107Bourbon County3.5%
- 108Nicholas County3.5%
- 109Letcher County3.4%
- 110Breathitt County3.2%
- 111Harrison County3.2%
- 112Oldham County3.2%
- 113Magoffin County3.1%
- 114Marion County3.1%
- 115Wolfe County2.9%
- 116Bullitt County2.8%
- 117Knott County2.4%
- 118Perry County2.4%
- 119Leslie County2.3%
- 120Martin County1.6%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest uninsured rate in Kentucky?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 42286 (Trenton, KY) has the highest: 34%.
Which zip code has the lowest uninsured rate in Kentucky?
40115 (Custer, KY) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the uninsured rate for the United States?
8.4%; in Kentucky it is 6%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of residents with no health insurance of any kind. Lower is better.
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