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Share of workers who usually work from home rather than commuting.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 15.1%
- Kentucky
- 10.2%
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Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the most remote workers
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- 1Oldham County18.7%
- 2Campbell County17.1%
- 3Woodford County14.9%
- 4Franklin County14.2%
- 5Jefferson County14.2%
- 6Kenton County14.1%
- 7Adair County13.7%
- 8Boone County13.4%
- 9Spencer County13.3%
- 10Shelby County12.6%
- 11Clark County12.3%
- 12Fayette County12.2%
- 13Todd County12.1%
- 14Lewis County12%
- 15Owen County11.3%
- 16Jessamine County11.2%
- 17Garrard County11%
- 18Mercer County10.9%
- 19Wayne County10.8%
- 20Bourbon County10.7%
- 21Scott County10.5%
- 22Rockcastle County10.4%
- 23Trigg County10.3%
- 24Boyle County10%
- 25Bullitt County10%
- 26Whitley County9.9%
- 27Taylor County9.8%
- 28Casey County9.6%
- 29Madison County9.6%
- 30Meade County9.6%
- 31Anderson County9.5%
- 32Larue County9.5%
- 33Clay County9.4%
- 34Pendleton County9.4%
- 35Hardin County9.2%
- 36McCreary County9.2%
- 37Owsley County9.1%
- 38Lincoln County8.9%
- 39Knox County8.8%
- 40Henry County8.7%
- 41Laurel County8.7%
- 42Menifee County8.6%
- 43Rowan County8.5%
- 44McCracken County8.3%
- 45Metcalfe County8.3%
- 46Perry County8.2%
- 47Mason County8.1%
- 48Jackson County7.9%
- 49Marshall County7.9%
- 50Grant County7.6%
- 51Knott County7.6%
- 52Letcher County7.6%
- 53Montgomery County7.6%
- 54Warren County7.6%
- 55Edmonson County7.4%
- 56Graves County7.4%
- 57Barren County7.3%
- 58Clinton County7.3%
- 59Elliott County7.3%
- 60Lee County7.3%
- 61Hickman County7.1%
- 62Breathitt County7%
- 63Estill County7%
- 64Johnson County6.9%
- 65McLean County6.8%
- 66Washington County6.8%
- 67Fleming County6.7%
- 68Pulaski County6.7%
- 69Grayson County6.6%
- 70Morgan County6.4%
- 71Union County6.4%
- 72Wolfe County6.2%
- 73Daviess County6.1%
- 74Calloway County6%
- 75Nelson County6%
- 76Boyd County5.9%
- 77Harlan County5.8%
- 78Pike County5.8%
- 79Allen County5.7%
- 80Bath County5.5%
- 81Crittenden County5.5%
- 82Lawrence County5.5%
- 83Russell County5.3%
- 84Simpson County5.3%
- 85Henderson County5.2%
- 86Green County5.1%
- 87Harrison County5.1%
- 88Greenup County5%
- 89Livingston County4.9%
- 90Carroll County4.8%
- 91Hart County4.8%
- 92Lyon County4.8%
- 93Ohio County4.8%
- 94Christian County4.5%
- 95Gallatin County4.5%
- 96Monroe County4.5%
- 97Bell County4.4%
- 98Carlisle County4.3%
- 99Trimble County4.1%
- 100Caldwell County4%
- 101Fulton County4%
- 102Leslie County4%
- 103Muhlenberg County4%
- 104Nicholas County4%
- 105Powell County4%
- 106Logan County3.9%
- 107Martin County3.9%
- 108Breckinridge County3.8%
- 109Hopkins County3.7%
- 110Carter County3.6%
- 111Bracken County3.4%
- 112Floyd County3.2%
- 113Robertson County3.2%
- 114Hancock County3.1%
- 115Marion County3.1%
- 116Ballard County2.6%
- 117Cumberland County2.6%
- 118Webster County2.6%
- 119Magoffin County2.5%
- 120Butler County2.1%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest work from home in Kentucky?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 42234 (Guthrie, KY) has the highest: 30.1%.
Which zip code has the lowest work from home in Kentucky?
41669 (Wheelwright, KY) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the work from home for the United States?
15.1%; in Kentucky it is 10.2%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of workers who usually work from home rather than commuting.
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