Kentucky ZIP Code Demographics

Kentucky has 782 ZIP code areas with Census data, 448 of them with at least 1,000 residents, across 120 counties. The Census Bureau counts 4,534,824 residents statewide, with a median household income of $63,726 and a median home value of $205,600. Pick a county or city below, or color the map by income, homeowners, families or new movers.

Top 10 Kentucky ZIP codes

Richest ZIP codes

  1. 40510 Lexington — $161,938
  2. 40059 Prospect — $152,727
  3. 40023 Fisherville — $144,635
  4. 41048 Hebron — $137,398
  5. 41091 Union — $136,307
  6. 40026 Goshen — $134,254
  7. 40056 Pewee Valley — $134,115
  8. 40513 Lexington — $128,013
  9. 40245 Louisville — $122,948
  10. 40014 Crestwood — $121,189

ZIP codes with the highest home values

  1. 40510 Lexington — $695,400
  2. 40059 Prospect — $559,300
  3. 40502 Lexington — $517,900
  4. 40023 Fisherville — $497,800
  5. 40513 Lexington — $497,600
  6. 40245 Louisville — $445,300
  7. 40026 Goshen — $432,100
  8. 40207 Louisville — $421,200
  9. 41091 Union — $399,500
  10. 40014 Crestwood — $393,700

ZIP codes with the highest homeownership

  1. 40119 Falls Of Rough — 98.4%
  2. 40109 Brooks — 98.0%
  3. 41727 Chavies — 96.8%
  4. 41555 Pike County — 96.8%
  5. 42036 Dexter — 96.1%
  6. 40023 Fisherville — 96.0%
  7. 40868 Leslie County — 96.0%
  8. 41250 Martin County — 96.0%
  9. 41080 Petersburg — 95.7%
  10. 41007 California — 95.3%

ZIP codes with the most families with kids

  1. 42223 Fort Campbell — 67.0%
  2. 41267 Warfield — 65.1%
  3. 41166 Quincy — 64.8%
  4. 41862 Topmost — 61.5%
  5. 41840 Neon — 61.2%
  6. 40121 Fort Knox — 61.1%
  7. 40460 Orlando — 54.3%
  8. 42286 Trenton — 51.5%
  9. 40468 Perryville — 51.4%
  10. 41044 Germantown — 51.4%

ZIP codes with the most new movers

  1. 40526 Lexington — 78.7%
  2. 40404 Berea — 47.5%
  3. 40510 Lexington — 47.4%
  4. 40508 Lexington — 42.3%
  5. 40202 Louisville — 35.3%
  6. 40208 Louisville — 34.9%
  7. 40121 Fort Knox — 34.3%
  8. 42223 Fort Campbell — 31.3%
  9. 40507 Lexington — 31.0%
  10. 41844 Pippa Passes — 25.9%

Youngest ZIP codes

  1. 40526 Lexington — 19.2
  2. 40404 Berea — 20.0
  3. 41777 Leslie County — 21.6
  4. 42223 Fort Campbell — 22.2
  5. 40208 Louisville — 23.3
  6. 40508 Lexington — 23.5
  7. 40121 Fort Knox — 24.0
  8. 42262 Oak Grove — 24.9
  9. 41844 Pippa Passes — 25.0
  10. 41555 Pike County — 26.1

Fastest-growing ZIP codes

  1. 42160 Park City — 86.8%
  2. 42286 Trenton — 64.0%
  3. 42729 Cub Run — 59.5%
  4. 40374 Sharpsburg — 58.0%
  5. 40144 Harned — 49.8%
  6. 42349 Horse Branch — 48.3%
  7. 40771 Woodbine — 47.2%
  8. 40050 New Castle — 46.2%
  9. 41003 Berry — 43.6%
  10. 42784 Upton — 39.9%

Counties

Cities and communities

Frequently asked questions

How many ZIP codes are in Kentucky?
782 ZIP code areas (Census ZCTAs) have published figures; 448 have at least 1,000 residents. PO-box-only ZIP codes have no residents of their own and no Census area.
Which Kentucky ZIP code has the most people?
40475 (Richmond), with about 65,961 residents.
Which Kentucky ZIP code has the highest median household income?
40510 (Lexington), at $161,938, among ZIP codes with at least 1,000 residents.

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