Kentucky Zip Code Map
With over 750 zip codes, Kentucky stretches through 400 to 427. This Kentucky zip code map shows how zip codes follow the hills and valleys.
With over 750 zip codes, Kentucky stretches through 400 to 427. This Kentucky zip code map shows how zip codes follow the hills and valleys.
Kentucky is split into 120 small counties. Our map displays its counties and cities. County boundaries become more irregular in the mountains.
Our precipitation map of Kentucky shows the southern region getting the most rain because it sits between the Gulf and the Appalachians.
Step into a region defined by its miles of running water. Our map of Kentucky shows the Ohio River boundary and interior waterways.
The eastern third of the state has forests in its narrow ridges and deep valleys. Our map highlights Daniel Boone National Forest.
Our population density map of Kentucky shows Appalachian terrain limiting eastern growth. The northern and central areas appear denser.
It’s about contrast here in Kentucky. Eastern Kentucky brings the Cumberland Mountains, while western Kentucky flattens into river lowlands.
Our Kentucky outline map shows the boundary of the state. The northern border follows the Ohio River’s winding path.
Kentucky has 120 counties, more than most states its size. Kentucky’s counties vary from Appalachian terrain to the rolling Bluegrass.
Our map of Downtown Louisville shows the area along the Ohio River, centered on Main and Market Streets. It has parks, bridges, and streets.
Our satellite map of Kentucky shows its rolling hills, green valleys, and long stretches of forest. Coal country and Bluegrass region are key.
Our map of Ashland shows its highways, parks, and waterways. Roads and railways follow the Ohio River on the east side of the city.
Bowling Green is home to hills, caves, and the Corvette Museum. Our map shows how the city spreads along the river.
Our map of Covington, Kentucky shows its streets, highways, and riverfront. The city sits directly across from Cincinnati.
Check out Elizabethtown in the heart of Kentucky. Our map shows its compact downtown. Locals simply call it “E-town”.