What is the smallest county in size in Kentucky?

Answer 1

Jefferson County, located in Northern Kentucky, is the largest county in the state, with a population of 741,096. Louisville, located in Jefferson County, is the largest city in Kentucky, with a population of 597,337.

Answer 2

The largest county by area is Pike County, located in extreme east-central Kentucky.

(The most populous is Jefferson County, which includes Louisville.)

Answer 3

Pike County is the largest county in Kentucky in terms of land area. Its county seat is Pikeville, and as of the year 2000, the population was 68,736. It's size is 40,111 meters.

Answer 4

Gallatin County at 99 square miles has the smallest area and Robertson County with an area of 100 square miles is the smallest by population with only 2,266 residents.

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Answer 6

Jefferson County is the largest county in Kentucky based on population. The county includes the city of Louisville.

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