List of census-designated places in Kentucky

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This page lists census-designated places (CDPs) in the U.S. state of Kentucky . As of 2022, there were a total of 135 census-designated places in Kentucky.

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Census-Designated Places

CDP [1] PopulationCounty
Ages 345 Harlan
Allensville 175 Todd
Annville 1,102 Jackson
Anthoston 225 Henderson
Arjay 183 Bell
Artemus 453 Knox
Auxier 715 Floyd
Bandana 177 Ballard
Beech Grove 282 McLean
Beechmont 776 Muhlenberg
Belfry 263 Pike
Belleview 308 Boone
Betsy Layne 651 Floyd
Big Clifty 367 Grayson
Boston 253 Nelson
Breckinridge Center 1,282 Union
Brooks 2,469 Bullitt
Buckner 5,785 Oldham
Buffalo 571 LaRue
Burlington 17,318 Boone
Burna 219 Livingston
Cannonsburg 862 Boyd
Cawood 630 Harlan
Cayce 1219 Fulton
Cecilia 575 Hardin
Cerulean 303 Trigg
Chaplin 440 Nelson
Claryville 2,992 Campbell
Cleaton 168 Muhlenburg
Coldiron 222 Harlan
Combs 339 Perry
Coxton 176 Harlan
Crayne 161 Crittenden
Cunningham 272 Carlisle
Curdsville 94 Daviess
Dexter 257 Calloway
Diablock 409 Perry
Doe Valley 2,270 Meade
Dunmor 322 Logan and Muhlenberg
Dwale 239 Floyd
East Bernstadt 809 Laurel
Elizaville 190 Fleming
Elk Creek 1,986 Spencer
Emlyn 417 Whitley
Ezel 209 Morgan
Fairview 258 Christian and Todd
Fancy Farm 403 Graves
Farley 4,374 McCracken
Farmers 243 Rowan
Farmington 234 Graves
Flat Lick 850 Knox
Fort Campbell North 12,825 Christian
Fort Knox 7,742 Hardin and Meade
Francisville 9,952 Boone
Freeburn 296 Pike
Garrison 731 Lewis
Gilbertsville 332 Marshall
Gracey 117 Christian
Hardyville 155 Hart
Hazel Green 173 Wolfe
Hebron 6,195 Boone
Hendron 4,774 McCracken
Hickory 235 Graves
High Bridge 268 Jessamine
Hiseville 246 Barren
Ironville 782 Boyd
Jeff 293 Perry
Kenvir 204 Harlan
Knottsville 183 Daviess
Ledbetter 1,836 Livingston
Lovelaceville 124 Ballard
Lowes 92 Graves
Maceo 404 Daviess
Magnolia 535 LaRue
Manitou 173 Hopkins
Marrowbone 147 Cumberland
Masonville 2,129 Daviess
Massac 4,635 McCracken
Mayking 487 Letcher
Mayking 475 Letcher
Mays Lick 252 Mason
Maytown 227 Floyd
McCarr 158 Pike
McDowell 661 Floyd
McKinney 201 Lincoln
McRoberts 741 Letcher
Millstone 92 Letcher
Moseleyville 470 Daviess
New Hope 139 Nelson
North Corbin 1,727 Knox and Laurel
Oakbrook 9,268 Boone
Oneida 238 Clay
Onton 138 Webster
Panther 144 Daviess
Pathfork 326 Harlan
Payne Gap 347 Letcher
Petersburg 500 Boone
Phelps 760 Pike
Philpot 991 Daviess
Pine Knot 1,380 McCreary
Plano 1,223 Warren
Pleasant Ridge 578 Daviess and Ohio
Pleasant View 326 Whitley
Poole 354 Webster and Henderson
Pryorsburg 262 Graves
Rabbit Hash 254 Boone
Reidland 4,526 McCracken
Rineyville 3,039 Hardin
Rockholds 330 Whitley
Rosine 110 Ohio
Salvisa 410 Mercer
Saint Joseph 110 Daviess
Sedalia 279 Graves
Sorgho 1,972 Daviess
South Wallins 838 Harlan
South Williamson 562 Pike
Spottsville 274 Henderson
Stanley 309 Daviess
Stearns 1,365 McCreary
Summer Shade 294 Metcalfe
Summersville 551 Green
Symsonia 622 Graves
Thruston 2,234 Daviess
Tolu 81 Crittenden
Utica 298 Daviess
Van Lear 893 Johnson
Verona 1,545 Boone
Virgie 274 Pike
Wallins Creek 212 Harlan
Water Valley 235 Graves
West Louisville 40 Daviess
Westport 268 Oldham
West Van Lear 768 Johnson
Westwood 4,387 Boyd
Whitley City 968 McCreary
Yelvington 437 Daviess

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References

  1. "2020 Redistricting Data". United States Census Bureau.

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