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List of Cities in Kentucky: Area, Population and Cost of Living

Kentucky, or the Commonwealth of Kentucky, is located in the Southeastern region of the United States. It borders Ohio, Illinois and Indiana to the north, Virginia to the east, West Virginia to the northeast and Tennessee to the south, and it has Missouri to the west.

The largest city in Kentucky is Louisville. Kentucky is also famous for its vibrant culture, which includes moonshine, coal, horse racing, bourbon, delicious cuisine, etc.

If you want to know more about the cities of Kentucky, keep reading.

Currency: The standard currency is the United States Dollar. As on 11th August 2023, 1 USD is measured at 82.78 INR.

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List of Cities in Kentucky

There is a total of 419 cities in the entire state. Here is a list of the top cities in Kentucky with all the necessary information:

First Class Cities in Kentucky

Name of the City	Area	Population (Subject to Change)	Cost of Living (Without Rent)
Louisville, Jefferson County	886.3 km2	6,21,764	$1,053.3 (One Person)/ $3722.3 (Family of Four)
Lexington, Fayette County	739.7 km2	3,20,576	$1070.7 (One Person)/ $3738.3 (Family of Four)

Home Rule Class Cities in Kentucky

Name of the City	Area	Population (Subject to Change)	Cost of Living (Without Rent)
Bowling Green, Warren County	98.7 km2	75,336	$652 (One Person)/ $2161 (Family of Four)
Owensboro, Daviess County	52.8 km2	59,668	$752 (One Person)/ $2423 (Family of Four)
Covington, Kenton County	35.7 km2	40,478	$720 (One Person)/ $2302 (Family of Four)
Georgetown, Scot County	41.4 km2	38,702	$870 (One Person)/ $3141 (Family of Four)
Richmond, Madison County	59.8 km2	37,665	$1,040.7 (One Person)/ $3728.4 (Family of Four)
Elizabethtown, Hardin County	66.8 km2	32,951	$716 (One Person)/ $2335 (Family of Four)
Florence, Boon County	26.9 km2	32,552	$723 (One Person)/ $2329 (Family of Four)
Nicholasville, Jessamine County	33.9 km2	32,279	$713 (One Person)/ $2255 (Family of Four)
Hopkinsville, Christian County	79.8 km2	30,374	$694 (One Person)/ $2274 (Family of Four)
Independence, Kenton County	45.8 km2	29,505	$711 (One Person)/ $2250 (Family of Four)
Frankfort, Franklin County	37.8 km2	28,523	$638 (One Person)/ $2065 (Family of Four)
Jeffersontown, Jefferson County	25.9 km2	28,368	$713 (One Person)/ $2321 (Family of Four)
Henderson, Henderson County	45.6 km2	27,291	$762 (One Person)/ $2495 (Family of Four)
Paducah, McCracken County	51.8 km2	25,824	$625 (One Person)/ $2108 (Family of Four)
Radcliff, Hardin County	32.1 km2	22,920	$668 (One Person)/ $2215 (Family of Four)
Ashland, Boyd County	28 km2	21,126	$850 (One Person)/ $2654 (Family of Four)
Erlanger, Kenton County	22.0 km2	19,848	NA
Madisonville, Hopkins County	48.4 km2	19,165	NA
Winchester, Clark County	20.5 km2	18,908	$871 (One Person)/ $2941 (Family of Four)
Mount Washington, Bullitt County	15.8 km2	18,564	NA
Murray, Calloway County	29.3 km2	17,703	$742 (One Person)/ $2406 (Family of Four)
Shelbyville, Shelby County	21.2 km2	17,583	$736 (One Person)/ $2388 (Family of Four)
Danville, Boyle County	41.2 km2	17,343	$839 (One Person)/ $2753 (Family of Four)
St. Matthews, Jefferson County	11.1 km2	17,245	NA
Fort Thomas, Campbell County	14.8 km2	17,054	NA
Berea, Madison County	41.7 km2	16,540	NA
Shively, Jefferson County	11.9 km2	15,348	NA
Glasgow, Barren County	40.1 km2	15,302	$759 (One Person)/ $2486 (Family of Four)
Shepherdsville, Bullitt County	25.9 km2	14,553	NA
Newport, Campbell County	7.8 km2	13,921	$660 (One Person)/ $2290 (Family of Four)

Disclaimer: The data provided for each city can vary according to the sources and is subject to change with time. The list is for general purpose and contains the names of the most popular cities in Kentucky.`

Interesting Facts About the Cities in Kentucky

The following are some interesting facts about major cities in Kentucky:

Kentucky is known as the ‘Bluegrass State’. It got its nickname from Kentucky bluegrass, which is a species of green grass found by European settlers for the purpose of grazing in pastures.
This state is home to the world's longest cave, which is located in Mammoth Cave National Park.
Eastern Kentucky is home to several country-music stars. Therefore, a stretch of highway was renamed the 'Country Music Highway'.
The capital of Kentucky, which is Frankfort, lies between the two major cities -Lexington and Louisville, which is on the Ohio River.
For a long time, Kentucky was home to several Native American individuals before the arrival of Daniel Boone and other European frontiersmen in 1769.
Middlesboro in Kentucky, is one of the most unique cities in the United States. The city is built inside a crater created by a meteor.
Lexington City in Kentucky is the largest peanut butter production plant in the world, producing 15 different types of peanut butter.

From racing horses to raging waterfalls, the cities in Kentucky are filled with fun and unique tourist spots and serene and peaceful national parks, making it one of the best places to go on vacation. When travelling to any of these cities, it is important to have a travel insurance from a reliable source. However, if you need any assistance, you can always approach the local embassy.

FAQs About the List of Cities in Kentucky

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What are the 10 largest cities of Kentucky?

Kentucky is the 26th most populated and 37th most extensive of the 50 United States. The 10 largest cities in Kentucky are Louisville, Lexington, Georgetown, Bowling Green, Owensboro, Covington, Nicholasville, Richmond, Elizabethtown and Florence.

Which is the largest and the smallest city in Kentucky?

While Louisville is the largest city in terms of population and government, the smallest city is South Park View, with a population of only 7 people.

Which is the second most populous city in Kentucky?

The second most populated and the one exceeding population of about 100,000 is the Lexington-Fayette urban county. It has a total population of 314,488. In Kentucky, a total of 36 cities have populations between 10,000 and 100,000.

Is it expensive to stay in St. Thomas City in Kentucky?

Although St. Thomas is a lovely place to live, it comprises a high living cost. The rent of apartments is about $2,000 a month. Besides, if you are willing to buy a two-bedroom house in a neighbourhood, it will cost $285,000-plus.

Why is Lexington City in Kentucky famous?

Lexington is the 2nd largest city in Kentucky and is also known as the "Horse Capital of the World." Every year thousands of people flock to Keeneland to view the annual horse races and also purchase thoroughbreds at its annual horse sales.

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