Worthington Hills, Kentucky — Per Capita Income

Per Capita Income

The following data sample includes the entire population of Worthington Hills, Kentucky. Per capita income is the mean income computed for every man, woman, and child in a particular group including those living in group quarters. Sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey.

Per Capita Income
Compared to State and National
Kentucky United States
$33,613.16 -$6595.16 $37,393.34 -$10375.34
County Per-Capita Income Since 1969

Zooming out to the county: per-capita income in Jefferson County has gone from $3,867 in 1969 to $70,646 in 2024. Figures are not adjusted for inflation; a dollar in 1969 bought roughly what eight do today.

Year Per-capita income
1969 $3,867
1970 $4,146
1971 $4,390
1972 $4,823
1973 $5,287
1974 $5,730
1975 $6,136
1976 $6,717
1977 $7,486
1978 $8,304
1979 $9,110
1980 $10,032
1981 $11,131
1982 $11,763
1983 $12,464
1984 $13,669
1985 $14,451
1986 $15,125
1987 $15,831
1988 $17,583
1989 $18,918
1990 $20,002
1991 $20,678
1992 $21,957
1993 $22,680
1994 $23,621
1995 $24,802
1996 $25,954
1997 $27,079
1998 $29,079
1999 $29,964
2000 $31,858
2001 $32,687
2002 $33,193
2003 $33,642
2004 $35,008
2005 $35,845
2006 $37,752
2007 $38,637
2008 $39,137
2009 $37,709
2010 $39,108
2011 $40,583
2012 $43,018
2013 $42,034
2014 $43,928
2015 $46,223
2016 $46,991
2017 $48,619
2018 $50,784
2019 $52,672
2020 $56,497
2021 $62,921
2022 $63,969
2023 $67,876
2024 $70,646
Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, county personal income (CAINC1).
County Unemployment Since 1990

Unemployment in Jefferson County currently runs about 4.5%. The worst year on record here was 2009, when it hit 10.4%.

Annual averages. Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Local Area Unemployment Statistics.

Zooming out to the county level: per-capita income in Jefferson County has grown from $3,867 in 1969 to $70,646 in 2024, roughly a 18-fold increase before adjusting for inflation. The chart below shows the full series.

County Per-Capita Income Since 1969
Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. County-level; not adjusted for inflation.