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Kentucky: cities with the highest household income

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In short: Kentucky: Francisville has the highest median household income ($159,371) among the 80 largest places.
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By AtiveSite · Published 07/11/2026 · Updated 08/11/2026 · Every figure is linked to its source below.

Francisville#1
$159,371median household income
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Ranking

CITY (80 largest of Kentucky) Official statistics Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year (via Census Reporter) · Data: ACS 2020–2024

Among the 80 largest places in Kentucky, Francisville has the highest median household income ($159,371), followed by Union and Edgewood. Click any column to sort; click a city for its guide.

What the ranking shows

Across the 80 places in Kentucky that we cover, the median is $60,503 and the average $67,386; the figure runs from $159,371 (Francisville) to $31,106 (Middlesborough). That is a spread of 5.1 times between the two ends. The state figure is $63,726; 35 of the 80 places are above it and 45 at or below.

How to use it

The first five are Francisville, Union, Edgewood, Burlington, Crestwood. A high or low position is not good or bad on its own: high incomes often come with higher housing costs, so compare rent as a share of income. Use the Compare tab on each city page to see how two places differ across income, rent, commute and education, and check the county page for the local job market.

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# ⇅City ⇅County ⇅Median household income ⇅Population ⇅Median rent ⇅
1Francisville (unincorporated)Boone County$159,37110,565$1,420
2UnionBoone County$136,7127,642$1,657
3EdgewoodKenton County$119,0288,447$1,073
4Burlington (unincorporated)Boone County$109,30818,008$1,489
5CrestwoodOldham County$108,0466,356$1,188
6Villa HillsKenton County$107,8597,480$1,412
7Hebron (unincorporated)Boone County$106,7196,407$1,491
8Fort WrightKenton County$105,0245,887$1,142
9Fort ThomasCampbell County$104,35017,169$1,126
10IndependenceKenton County$102,36129,392$1,250
11AlexandriaCampbell County$102,23910,562$1,195
12Mount WashingtonBullitt County$96,23918,480$1,008
13Oakbrook (unincorporated)Boone County$94,65210,211$1,665
14Taylor MillKenton County$88,5466,937$1,139
15La GrangeOldham County$88,46410,311$1,143
16Fort MitchellKenton County$86,3108,713$1,039
17Fort Knox (unincorporated)Hardin County$82,6638,836$1,502
18MiddletownJefferson County$82,5379,763$1,502
19St. MatthewsJefferson County$82,41217,577$1,369
20JeffersontownJefferson County$81,50629,199$1,320
21GeorgetownScott County$80,08839,117$1,255
22WilmoreJessamine County$77,6656,057$975
23ErlangerKenton County$75,84019,875$970
24ShelbyvilleShelby County$75,61017,668$1,033
25Cold SpringCampbell County$75,0006,341$1,191
26Vine GroveHardin County$72,5606,830$1,334
27ShepherdsvilleBullitt County$71,47614,533$943
28FlorenceBoone County$71,00332,803$1,329
29LexingtonFayette County$69,479323,725$1,164
30NicholasvilleJessamine County$68,50332,197$1,147
31HillviewBullitt County$68,1118,797$1,316
32LouisvilleJefferson County$66,849631,818$1,120
33LawrenceburgAnderson County$66,48611,943$954
34DaytonCampbell County$65,9925,743$1,137
35LyndonJefferson County$65,67911,030$1,246
36VersaillesWoodford County$62,36810,492$1,160
37CovingtonKenton County$61,16641,110$1,006
38NewportCampbell County$60,85313,967$1,087
39ElizabethtownHardin County$60,76032,576$909
40ElsmereKenton County$60,5039,205$1,351
41FlatwoodsGreenup County$59,9727,269$940
42BereaMadison County$59,49515,786$835
43FranklinSimpson County$59,05210,360$1,010
44Fort Campbell North (unincorporated)Christian County$58,93311,356$1,529
45RadcliffHardin County$58,55922,864$971
46OwensboroDaviess County$56,35760,302$905
47ParisBourbon County$55,83910,160$832
48Mount SterlingMontgomery County$55,8277,551$699
49CynthianaHarrison County$54,6476,458$770
50WinchesterClark County$54,37819,213$916
51MadisonvilleHopkins County$53,86019,515$838
52Highland HeightsCampbell County$53,2756,444$1,144
53FrankfortFranklin County$53,07328,503$944
54AshlandBoyd County$52,71521,295$872
55DanvilleBoyle County$52,64617,327$762
56BardstownNelson County$51,38113,804$977
57CorbinWhitley County$51,0658,246$733
58RichmondMadison County$50,87037,111$917
59ShivelyJefferson County$50,22115,638$899
60PaducahMcCracken County$49,91526,845$834
61CampbellsvilleTaylor County$49,64411,622$685
62Oak GroveChristian County$49,3547,962$1,197
63HopkinsvilleChristian County$49,13930,906$902
64Bowling GreenWarren County$48,87375,388$998
65HarrodsburgMercer County$48,3819,313$790
66HendersonHenderson County$48,18627,852$771
67LondonLaurel County$47,5917,561$815
68PrincetonCaldwell County$47,4116,241$762
69RussellvilleLogan County$45,4847,316$738
70LebanonMarion County$45,4796,430$701
71MonticelloWayne County$44,9525,753$779
72LeitchfieldGrayson County$44,3476,819$621
73MurrayCalloway County$44,09118,080$870
74GlasgowBarren County$43,07415,197$849
75MayfieldGraves County$40,9659,868$644
76PikevillePike County$39,9557,490$862
77MaysvilleMason County$39,0138,737$699
78MoreheadRowan County$36,7416,870$800
79SomersetPulaski County$34,70412,216$775
80MiddlesboroughBell County$31,1069,123$598

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Unincorporated places are census-designated places: they have no city government but are counted as communities. Figures describe the city itself.

FAQ

Which Kentucky city has the highest median household income?

Francisville, with $159,371 (among the 80 largest places; ACS 2020–2024).

How many cities are ranked?

The 80 largest places in Kentucky by population.

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