Kentucky - Area Code 364

Kentucky is located in the southern half of the state. It is bordered by Virginia, West Virginia and Tennessee in the north and Indiana in the east. The population of the state is estimated at over eight million, and it is the eighteenth largest state in the United States. There are also several cities that have their own importance to the state.

Areas covered by the United States Postal Service include: A, BC, MD, MA, ME, NJ, PA, TN, VA, and WV. Bowling Green is the home of the University of Bowling Green, the state capital and largest city. It is also one of the largest employers in the state, with about two thousand employees. There are about four hundred thousand residents who live in Bowling Green, making it the fifth most populated city in the state. Bowling Green has a metropolitan area of about one hundred and thirty square miles. Bowling Green, Elizabethtown, Hendersonville, and Ashville, all in eastern Kentucky, make up the city proper.

In the eastern part of the state, there are several areas that are important for business. The state capital, Frankfort, has a population of almost one hundred and sixty thousand. There are about one hundred and fifty thousand residents in Elizabethtown, a major manufacturing center. Hendersonville, about twenty-five miles from Frankfort, is the seat of business in that area.

There are several major universities in Kentucky. The University of Kentucky is the state's flagship school. The University of Louisville is located in Louisville and offers many of the same programs as the University of Kentucky.

Frankfort is a great place to raise children and is known as one of the top places to raise a family. Ashville, located about fifty-five miles east of Frankfort, is home to the University of Louisville. Elizabethtown, located about thirty-two miles west of Frankfort, is home to the University of Mary Baldwin, while Hendersonville, about forty miles west of Frankfort, is home to the University of Kentucky.

Kentucky real estate in the central part of the state is expensive, due to the number of homes in areas like Ashville and Elizabethtown. in the southwest and Hendersonville in the northeast is well suited for home buyers.

The Western part of the state is less populated but still boasts some of the best real estate in the country. Ashville is home to about three hundred and fifty thousand people. There are over eight hundred thousand people living in Elizabethtown, which is home to about one hundred and fifty thousand people.

Kentucky real estate in the northern part of the state, such as Madisonville and Frankfort, is priced at reasonable levels, due to the low number of houses in the area. The southern part of the state, including Lexington, is well suited for high-density development.