Kentucky Population |
2010 Census - Kentucky and County Comparison Tables |
Total Population 2010 Census = 4,339,367
Total Population 2000 Census = 4,041,769
Change in Population 2000 to 2010 = 297,598
Percent Change in Population 2000 to 2010 = 7.4%
July 1, 2011 Census Bureau Estimate = 4,369,356
2010 ACS 5-Year Estimates For All Kentucky Counties
Selected Social Characteristics - DP 2 (pdf) or (xlsx)
Selected Economic Characteristics - DP 3 (pdf) or (xlsx)
Selected Housing Characteristics - DP 4 (pdf) or (xlsx)
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GCT-PH1 Population, Housing Units, Area, and Density (xls)
GCT-P2 Age Groups and Sex (xls)
GCT-P3 Race and Hispanic or Latino (xls)
GCT-P4 Households and Families (xls)
GCT-P5 Population in Households, Families, and Group Quarters (xls)
GCT-P6 Selected Types of Group Quarters Population (xls)
GCT-P7 Selected Age Groups (xls)
GCT-H2 General Housing Characteristics (xls)
GCT-H3 Occupied Housing Characteristics (xls) |
Household Forecasts
New Forecasts of Households and Household Size for Kentucky, ADDS and Counties
As a compliment to recently released population projections, KSDC has released forecasts of the number of households (occupied housing units) and household size (persons per household) for the state, ADDs, and counties. To produce these projections, the reliable cohort-headship method was employed with the KSDC projections of the population in households. Launched from 2010, projections are given at five-year intervals to 2050.
The Kentucky State Data Center has released new population forecasts based on the 2010 Census for state of Kentucky, the 15 Area Development Districts, and the 120 counties. Projections are provided for the total population and the population in households by sex and age. Launched from 2010, projections are given at 5-year intervals to 2050. Population pyramids displaying persons in households and group quarters are also provided for the 2000 Census, the 2010 Census, and projections in 2020, 2030, 2040, and 2050.
The household population and the group quarters population age 65 and above were projected using the demographic cohort-component method. County-specific assumptions about future mortality, fertility, and migration were derived from the latest demographic patterns and trends of the 2000-2010 decade. The group quarters population under age 65 was projected to remain constant at their 2010 Census counts. Projections of the group quarters population above age 65 were based on their share of the 2010 Census total population.
Keep up with the newest Kentucky data news at the KSDC blog.
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