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Kentucky
Census Data & Maps
County 4/1/2000
4/1/1990 Numeric Percent
Adair
132
89
43
48.3%
Allen
147
24
123
512.5%
Anderson
153
68
85
125.0%
Ballard
52
41
11
26.8%
Barren
355
94
261
277.7%
Bath
89
31
58
187.1%
Bell
194
77
117
151.9%
Boone
1,702
318
1,384
435.2%
Bourbon
503
81
422
521.0%
Boyd
558
443
115
26.0%
Boyle
398
108
290
268.5%
Bracken
39
12
27
225.0%
Breathitt
106
26
80
307.7%
Breckinridge
134
44
90
204.5%
Bullitt
383
164
219
133.5%
Butler
135
38
97
255.3%
Caldwell
80
30
50
166.7%
Calloway
473
160
313
195.6%
Campbell
765
319
446
139.8%
Carlisle
44
21
23
109.5%
Carroll
330
22
308
1400.0%
Carter
158
60
98
163.3%
Casey
198
47
151
321.3%
Christian
3,494
2,339
1,155
49.4%
Clark
393
98
295
301.0%
Clay
333
46
287
623.9%
Clinton
118
37
81
218.9%
Crittenden
48
24
24
100.0%
Cumberland
43
23
20
87.0%
Daviess
845
312
533
170.8%
Edmonson
65
25
40
160.0%
Elliott
40
15
25
166.7%
Estill
81
46
35
76.1%
Fayette
8,561
2,556
6,005
234.9%
Fleming
103
56
47
83.9%
Floyd
260
129
131
101.6%
Franklin
531
178
353
198.3%
Fulton
56
25
31
124.0%
Gallatin
82
8
74
925.0%
Garrard
195
31
164
529.0%
Grant
232
36
196
544.4%
Graves
888
93
795
854.8%
Grayson
186
89
97
109.0%
Green
109
60
49
81.7%
Greenup
204
76
128
168.4%
Hancock
64
30
34
113.3%
Hardin
3,159
2,506
653
26.1%
Harlan
216
109
107
98.2%
Harrison
207
42
165
392.9%
Hart
150
65
85
130.8%
Henderson
433
166
267
160.8%
Henry
339
29
310
1069.0%
Hickman
54
19
35
184.2%
Hopkins
423
188
235
125.0%
Jackson
72
31
41
132.3%
Jefferson
12,370
4,365
8,005
183.4%
Jessamine
512
184
328
178.3%
Johnson
143
38
105
276.3%
Kenton
1,669
704
965
137.1%
Knott
112
34
78
229.4%
Knox
180
78
102
130.8%
Larue
140
55
85
154.5%
Laurel
291
166
125
75.3%
Lawrence
64
24
40
166.7%
Lee
29
10
19
190.0%
Leslie
77
40
37
92.5%
Letcher
110
64
46
71.9%
Lewis
62
25
37
148.0%
Lincoln
208
43
165
383.7%
Livingston
74
30
44
146.7%
Logan
288
79
209
264.6%
Lyon
59
28
31
110.7%
Madison
694
191
503
263.4%
Magoffin
106
15
91
606.7%
Marion
83
42
41
97.6%
Marshall
685
118
567
480.5%
Martin
56
21
35
166.7%
Mason
144
76
68
89.5%
McCracken
229
324
-95
-29.3%
McCreary
78
24
54
225.0%
McLean
160
15
145
966.7%
Meade
567
578
-11
-1.9%
Menifee
73
27
46
170.4%
Mercer
265
87
178
204.6%
Metcalfe
53
27
26
96.3%
Monroe
170
64
106
165.6%
Montgomery
259
56
203
362.5%
Morgan
85
42
43
102.4%
Muhlenberg
232
82
150
182.9%
Nelson
395
131
264
201.5%
Nicholas
37
16
21
131.3%
Ohio
231
80
151
188.8%
Oldham
602
206
396
192.2%
Owen
105
14
91
650.0%
Owsley
35
13
22
169.2%
Pendleton
97
29
68
234.5%
Perry
154
53
101
190.6%
Pike
450
184
266
144.6%
Powell
88
41
47
114.6%
Pulaski
454
205
249
121.5%
Robertson
21
4
17
425.0%
Rockcastle
102
52
50
96.2%
Rowan
235
74
161
217.6%
Russell
140
40
100
250.0%
Scott
531
100
431
431.0%
Shelby
1,505
90
1,415
1572.2%
Simpson
150
48
102
212.5%
Spencer
132
6
126
2100.0%
Taylor
189
45
144
320.0%
Todd
199
55
144
261.8%
Trigg
113
28
85
303.6%
Trimble
111
29
82
282.8%
Union
244
122
122
100.0%
Warren
2,466
429
2,037
474.8%
Washington
175
56
119
212.5%
Wayne
291
53
238
449.1%
Webster
268
28
240
857.1%
Whitley
249
90
159
176.7%
Wolfe
36
5
31
620.0%
Woodford
695
98
597
609.2%
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