Kentucky Payroll Employment By County for The Private Natural Resources And Mining Industry in October, 2019
Updated on October 9, 2022.

According to recent data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, in October, 2019, Kentucky added 497 number of jobs to the private natural resources and mining industry. Among Kentucky counties, Harlan added the highest number of jobs (465), followed by Floyd (203), and Bourbon (112).

Interact with the charts below to see for each county, the number of payroll employment, and the number of jobs added in October, 2019. This information can also be found in a table below.

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Kentucky Payroll Employment By County for The Private Natural Resources And Mining Industry in October, 2019
Kentucky Jobs added By County The Private Natural Resources And Mining Industry in October, 2019
Kentucky Payroll Employment By County for The Private Natural Resources And Mining Industry in October, 2019
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County Number of Employment Jobs Added
Allen 44 -2
Ballard 33 -8
Barren 55 0
Bell 334 64
Boone 87 8
Bourbon 980 112
Boyd 106 7
Boyle 48 1
Breckinridge 34 -3
Bullitt 85 0
Butler 31 -7
Caldwell 80 -4
Calloway 62 -3
Carlisle 59 -11
Carter 78 3
Christian 219 -29
Clark 337 6
Clinton 32 3
Daviess 315 -5
Fayette 2081 -48
Fleming 21 -3
Floyd 526 203
Franklin 69 6
Fulton 57 4
Graves 261 10
Grayson 57 1
Hardin 91 1
Harlan 762 465
Harrison 98 -7
Henderson 170 10
Henry 29 -4
Hickman 92 2
Hopkins 644 -22
Jefferson 262 -1
Jessamine 181 -35
Johnson 42 -4
Kenton 13 0
Knott 102 8
Knox 38 -1
Larue 54 9
Laurel 194 64
Lawrence 39 1
Lee 61 1
Leslie 180 78
Letcher 263 16
Livingston 433 5
Logan 166 0
McCracken 20 3
McLean 535 -20
Madison 90 0
Magoffin 62 0
Marshall 34 -2
Martin 240 -1
Meade 162 -9
Mercer 42 -4
Monroe 52 -5
Muhlenberg 510 -42
Nelson 123 4
Nicholas 12 -3
Ohio 337 -28
Oldham 254 -2
Perry 504 -257
Pike 1357 -4
Pulaski 96 -3
Scott 344 -32
Shelby 174 3
Simpson 47 -2
Todd 64 -4
Trigg 131 -2
Union 1063 9
Warren 180 -5
Washington 62 6
Wayne 229 10
Webster 188 -14
Whitley 108 -9
Wolfe 20 0
Woodford 1121 -14