Cities in Kentucky
Population: 4,467,673To use the map of Kentucky cities, simply click the colored clusters of cities to drill down to the city of your choice.
The state of Kentucky has a lot to offer those people who are looking to relocate. When most people think of Kentucky, they immediately think of horses, so it's important to mention that two major Kentucky cities (Lexington and Louisville) are major equestrian centers. Additionally, many of the attractions revolve around these two cities in Kentucky. The University of Kentucky is a huge draw in Lexington, and as a result, many of the biggest businesses, best restaurants, and nicest apartments are located there.
Housing in the state of Kentucky is extremely affordable. In places like Lexington, Louisville, and Covington (a suburb of Cincinnati), things are quite urban. There are opportunities to either live in a house or live in nice apartments within these cities. For those people who live in more rural areas, housing is even more affordable and dominated by single family homes with large areas of land. The schools in Kentucky are solid, with a higher than average number of students going to public schools to begin with. One thing to note about the state is that its economy has struggled mightily, with rare exceptions occurring in Lexington and the capital city of Frankfurt. Crime rates in Kentucky fall below the national average levels, so for the most part, Kentucky is a very safe place to live.
All in all, Kentucky is a nice place to live for many and there are lots of reasons to visit, as well.
