Metropolitan areas of Kentucky

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Kentucky has a number of Metropolitan areas, several of which share populations, either serving as centers or lying within the commuter belts of cities in other states.

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[edit] Louisville and vicinity

Louisville, Kentucky, Jefferson County, Kentucky

[edit] The Cincinnati vicinity in Kentucky

Northern Kentucky

[edit] Lexington and Fayette County

Lexington, Kentucky and Fayette County, Kentucky

[edit] See also


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