Topping the list of Kentucky’s fastest-growing cities were Elizabethtown and Richmond, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s Vintage 2024 estimates released today.

The University of Louisville's Kentucky State Data Center found the fastest-growing cities by population percentage across the state using recently-released estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.

Much of Kentucky is rural, but these days more than half its population of 4.5 million lives in an incorporated city, according to the Kentucky League of Cities. Some of those cities are pretty small.

The small town grew by 20.2% between 2022and 2023, but has seen a 25.6% change in population since the 2020 Census. Elizabethtown was the fastest-growing large city in Kentucky last year with 3.4% ...

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We’ve compiled a list of the 15 fastest growing cities in Kentucky using population estimates from the US Census Bureau. These cities have been ranked in ascending order based on the percentage ...

A small city in Kentucky dubbed itself "Eclipseville" in 2017. Hopkinsville, Kentucky, population 30,374, attracted an estimated 100,000-plus visitors from 46 states and 20 countries who came for ...