Kentucky counties by area

Official, comparable measurements for 120 counties and county equivalents.

Source fields preserved2026 Census Gazetteer · GEOID · ALAND · AWATER
County equivalents120
Combined land39,485.8 mi²
Population (2025)4,606,864
Largest by landPike County
Map of the 120 county equivalents in Kentucky, shaded by land area Adair County: 405.3 mi² land (#32 in Kentucky); 19,423 people, 48 per mi²Allen County: 343.7 mi² land (#49 in Kentucky); 22,536 people, 66 per mi²Anderson County: 202.3 mi² land (#101 in Kentucky); 25,225 people, 125 per mi²Ballard County: 247.1 mi² land (#86 in Kentucky); 7,594 people, 31 per mi²Barren County: 487.4 mi² land (#13 in Kentucky); 45,641 people, 94 per mi²Bath County: 278 mi² land (#74 in Kentucky); 13,176 people, 47 per mi²Bell County: 359 mi² land (#42 in Kentucky); 22,829 people, 64 per mi²Boone County: 246.3 mi² land (#87 in Kentucky); 145,316 people, 590 per mi²Bourbon County: 289.8 mi² land (#67 in Kentucky); 20,243 people, 70 per mi²Boyd County: 159.9 mi² land (#115 in Kentucky); 47,751 people, 299 per mi²Boyle County: 180.3 mi² land (#111 in Kentucky); 31,632 people, 175 per mi²Bracken County: 202.7 mi² land (#100 in Kentucky); 8,511 people, 42 per mi²Breathitt County: 492.4 mi² land (#12 in Kentucky); 12,558 people, 26 per mi²Breckinridge County: 569.7 mi² land (#6 in Kentucky); 21,503 people, 38 per mi²Bullitt County: 297.1 mi² land (#66 in Kentucky); 86,454 people, 291 per mi²Butler County: 426.1 mi² land (#27 in Kentucky); 12,520 people, 29 per mi²Caldwell County: 344.8 mi² land (#47 in Kentucky); 12,609 people, 37 per mi²Calloway County: 384.9 mi² land (#36 in Kentucky); 39,421 people, 102 per mi²Campbell County: 151.3 mi² land (#116 in Kentucky); 95,441 people, 631 per mi²Carlisle County: 189.5 mi² land (#107 in Kentucky); 4,747 people, 25 per mi²Carroll County: 128.7 mi² land (#118 in Kentucky); 11,141 people, 87 per mi²Carter County: 409.5 mi² land (#31 in Kentucky); 26,149 people, 64 per mi²Casey County: 444.3 mi² land (#20 in Kentucky); 16,205 people, 36 per mi²Christian County: 717.8 mi² land (#2 in Kentucky); 70,115 people, 98 per mi²Clark County: 252.5 mi² land (#83 in Kentucky); 37,888 people, 150 per mi²Clay County: 469.3 mi² land (#15 in Kentucky); 19,465 people, 41 per mi²Clinton County: 197.1 mi² land (#104 in Kentucky); 9,139 people, 46 per mi²Crittenden County: 359.6 mi² land (#41 in Kentucky); 8,807 people, 24 per mi²Cumberland County: 305.1 mi² land (#62 in Kentucky); 5,992 people, 20 per mi²Daviess County: 458.4 mi² land (#18 in Kentucky); 104,898 people, 229 per mi²Edmonson County: 302.8 mi² land (#63 in Kentucky); 12,749 people, 42 per mi²Elliott County: 234.3 mi² land (#90 in Kentucky); 7,265 people, 31 per mi²Estill County: 253.1 mi² land (#81 in Kentucky); 13,962 people, 55 per mi²Fayette County: 283.9 mi² land (#71 in Kentucky); 329,751 people, 1,162 per mi²Fleming County: 348.7 mi² land (#45 in Kentucky); 15,787 people, 45 per mi²Floyd County: 393.3 mi² land (#34 in Kentucky); 34,401 people, 87 per mi²Franklin County: 207.9 mi² land (#97 in Kentucky); 52,649 people, 253 per mi²Fulton County: 205.9 mi² land (#98 in Kentucky); 6,218 people, 30 per mi²Gallatin County: 98.3 mi² land (#120 in Kentucky); 8,840 people, 90 per mi²Garrard County: 229.9 mi² land (#92 in Kentucky); 18,207 people, 79 per mi²Grant County: 258 mi² land (#79 in Kentucky); 26,181 people, 101 per mi²Graves County: 551.8 mi² land (#8 in Kentucky); 37,050 people, 67 per mi²Grayson County: 499.5 mi² land (#11 in Kentucky); 27,406 people, 55 per mi²Green County: 286 mi² land (#70 in Kentucky); 11,644 people, 41 per mi²Greenup County: 344.5 mi² land (#48 in Kentucky); 35,213 people, 102 per mi²Hancock County: 187.7 mi² land (#108 in Kentucky); 9,050 people, 48 per mi²Hardin County: 623.9 mi² land (#4 in Kentucky); 113,482 people, 182 per mi²Harlan County: 465.8 mi² land (#17 in Kentucky); 24,725 people, 53 per mi²Harrison County: 306.5 mi² land (#60 in Kentucky); 19,627 people, 64 per mi²Hart County: 412.7 mi² land (#30 in Kentucky); 20,117 people, 49 per mi²Henderson County: 436.4 mi² land (#24 in Kentucky); 44,255 people, 101 per mi²Henry County: 286.3 mi² land (#69 in Kentucky); 16,447 people, 57 per mi²Hickman County: 242.3 mi² land (#88 in Kentucky); 4,372 people, 18 per mi²Hopkins County: 542.3 mi² land (#9 in Kentucky); 45,127 people, 83 per mi²Jackson County: 345.2 mi² land (#46 in Kentucky); 13,325 people, 39 per mi²Jefferson County: 380.8 mi² land (#38 in Kentucky); 795,222 people, 2,088 per mi²Jessamine County: 172.1 mi² land (#113 in Kentucky); 57,147 people, 332 per mi²Johnson County: 262 mi² land (#77 in Kentucky); 22,051 people, 84 per mi²Kenton County: 160.4 mi² land (#114 in Kentucky); 175,779 people, 1,096 per mi²Knott County: 351.5 mi² land (#43 in Kentucky); 13,321 people, 38 per mi²Knox County: 386.3 mi² land (#35 in Kentucky); 29,532 people, 76 per mi²Larue County: 261.1 mi² land (#78 in Kentucky); 15,184 people, 58 per mi²Laurel County: 433.7 mi² land (#25 in Kentucky); 63,746 people, 147 per mi²Lawrence County: 415.6 mi² land (#29 in Kentucky); 15,765 people, 38 per mi²Lee County: 208.8 mi² land (#96 in Kentucky); 7,297 people, 35 per mi²Leslie County: 400.9 mi² land (#33 in Kentucky); 9,627 people, 24 per mi²Letcher County: 337.9 mi² land (#53 in Kentucky); 19,952 people, 59 per mi²Lewis County: 482.9 mi² land (#14 in Kentucky); 12,901 people, 27 per mi²Lincoln County: 332.9 mi² land (#54 in Kentucky); 25,353 people, 76 per mi²Livingston County: 313 mi² land (#58 in Kentucky); 8,863 people, 28 per mi²Logan County: 552.2 mi² land (#7 in Kentucky); 28,669 people, 52 per mi²Lyon County: 213.8 mi² land (#95 in Kentucky); 9,123 people, 43 per mi²Madison County: 437.9 mi² land (#22 in Kentucky); 101,696 people, 232 per mi²Magoffin County: 308.4 mi² land (#59 in Kentucky); 11,110 people, 36 per mi²Marion County: 343.6 mi² land (#50 in Kentucky); 20,115 people, 59 per mi²Marshall County: 302.1 mi² land (#64 in Kentucky); 31,659 people, 105 per mi²Martin County: 229.6 mi² land (#93 in Kentucky); 10,697 people, 47 per mi²Mason County: 240.1 mi² land (#89 in Kentucky); 16,936 people, 71 per mi²McCracken County: 248.8 mi² land (#85 in Kentucky); 67,553 people, 272 per mi²McCreary County: 426.7 mi² land (#26 in Kentucky); 17,124 people, 40 per mi²McLean County: 252.5 mi² land (#82 in Kentucky); 9,064 people, 36 per mi²Meade County: 305.5 mi² land (#61 in Kentucky); 30,699 people, 100 per mi²Menifee County: 203.5 mi² land (#99 in Kentucky); 6,430 people, 32 per mi²Mercer County: 249.4 mi² land (#84 in Kentucky); 23,733 people, 95 per mi²Metcalfe County: 289.7 mi² land (#68 in Kentucky); 10,583 people, 37 per mi²Monroe County: 329.5 mi² land (#56 in Kentucky); 11,191 people, 34 per mi²Montgomery County: 197.4 mi² land (#103 in Kentucky); 28,822 people, 146 per mi²Morgan County: 381.1 mi² land (#37 in Kentucky); 14,415 people, 38 per mi²Muhlenberg County: 467.3 mi² land (#16 in Kentucky); 30,634 people, 66 per mi²Nelson County: 418.7 mi² land (#28 in Kentucky); 49,036 people, 117 per mi²Nicholas County: 195.3 mi² land (#105 in Kentucky); 7,949 people, 41 per mi²Ohio County: 587.1 mi² land (#5 in Kentucky); 23,934 people, 41 per mi²Oldham County: 187.3 mi² land (#109 in Kentucky); 70,986 people, 379 per mi²Owen County: 350.5 mi² land (#44 in Kentucky); 11,601 people, 33 per mi²Owsley County: 197.4 mi² land (#102 in Kentucky); 3,932 people, 20 per mi²Pendleton County: 277.1 mi² land (#75 in Kentucky); 14,800 people, 53 per mi²Perry County: 339.7 mi² land (#52 in Kentucky); 26,555 people, 78 per mi²Pike County: 786.2 mi² land (#1 in Kentucky); 54,721 people, 70 per mi²Powell County: 179 mi² land (#112 in Kentucky); 12,812 people, 72 per mi²Pulaski County: 658.1 mi² land (#3 in Kentucky); 67,384 people, 102 per mi²Robertson County: 99.6 mi² land (#119 in Kentucky); 2,325 people, 23 per mi²Rockcastle County: 316.6 mi² land (#57 in Kentucky); 16,148 people, 51 per mi²Rowan County: 279.9 mi² land (#73 in Kentucky); 24,476 people, 87 per mi²Russell County: 253.3 mi² land (#80 in Kentucky); 18,608 people, 73 per mi²Scott County: 282.2 mi² land (#72 in Kentucky); 62,262 people, 221 per mi²Shelby County: 379.8 mi² land (#39 in Kentucky); 51,243 people, 135 per mi²Simpson County: 234.2 mi² land (#91 in Kentucky); 20,788 people, 89 per mi²Spencer County: 186.7 mi² land (#110 in Kentucky); 20,998 people, 112 per mi²Taylor County: 266.4 mi² land (#76 in Kentucky); 26,763 people, 100 per mi²Todd County: 374.5 mi² land (#40 in Kentucky); 12,972 people, 35 per mi²Trigg County: 441.4 mi² land (#21 in Kentucky); 14,512 people, 33 per mi²Trimble County: 147.8 mi² land (#117 in Kentucky); 8,701 people, 59 per mi²Union County: 342.9 mi² land (#51 in Kentucky); 12,839 people, 37 per mi²Warren County: 541.7 mi² land (#10 in Kentucky); 149,375 people, 276 per mi²Washington County: 297.3 mi² land (#65 in Kentucky); 12,368 people, 42 per mi²Wayne County: 458 mi² land (#19 in Kentucky); 19,597 people, 43 per mi²Webster County: 332 mi² land (#55 in Kentucky); 12,929 people, 39 per mi²Whitley County: 437.9 mi² land (#23 in Kentucky); 37,297 people, 85 per mi²Wolfe County: 222.2 mi² land (#94 in Kentucky); 6,298 people, 28 per mi²Woodford County: 189.6 mi² land (#106 in Kentucky); 27,883 people, 147 per mi²
  • 98.3–207.9 mi²
  • 208.8–279.9 mi²
  • 282.2–343.7 mi²
  • 344.5–433.7 mi²
  • 436.4–786.2 mi²
Each county equivalent is shaded into one of 5 groups with equal numbers of entries, from lowest (lightest) to highest value; the map starts with land area and can switch to population density. Select a county to open its profile. 2025 Census cartographic boundaries, equal-area projection. About the maps

Understanding Kentucky’s county areas

The land-area range runs from Gallatin County at 98.3 mi² to Pike County at 786.2 mi². The largest has 8 times the land area of the smallest and accounts for 2% of the combined county land in Kentucky. Compare with every state’s largest county.

The median county-equivalent land area is 306 mi², below the national median of 604.5 mi². The median describes the middle of the county size distribution; it does not describe how people or development are distributed. A state with a few very large counties can have a much smaller median than its largest entry suggests.

Where water changes the picture

Lyon County has the most assigned water area, at 42.7 mi². It also has the highest water share, with water making up 16.7% of its total area. Water area and water percentage answer different questions: the first measures an amount, while the second measures the mix of land and water.

Across all 120 entries, water accounts for 2.3% of the combined total area. This is calculated from the summed land and water measurements, rather than averaging county percentages, which would give each small and large county equal weight.

Where people live

An estimated 4,606,864 people lived in Kentucky on July 1, 2025 (+2.2% since 2020), or 1.3% of the national total in this dataset. Jefferson County is the most populous county equivalent, with 795,222 residents — 17.3% of the state. The largest by land, Pike County, has 54,721.

Across the state there are 117 people per square mile of land. County densities range from 2,088 in Jefferson County to 18 in Hickman County; the median county equivalent has 59. Switch the map above to density to see where the state’s population concentrates.

Compare the largest and smallest county equivalents in Kentucky to see land, water, and total area on the same scale.

These calculations use the 2026 Census county records listed below. County-equivalent boundaries vary between states; area alone does not measure population, density, or usable land. See coverage and calculation rules.

Complete area table

Sorted from largest to smallest land area.

#County / equivalentLandWaterWater sharePopulationPer mi²
1Pike CountyGEOID 21195786.2 mi²2.3 mi²0.3%54,72170
2Christian CountyGEOID 21047717.8 mi²6.2 mi²0.9%70,11598
3Pulaski CountyGEOID 21199658.1 mi²19 mi²2.8%67,384102
4Hardin CountyGEOID 21093623.9 mi²6.2 mi²1%113,482182
5Ohio CountyGEOID 21183587.1 mi²9.1 mi²1.5%23,93441
6Breckinridge CountyGEOID 21027569.7 mi²15.9 mi²2.7%21,50338
7Logan CountyGEOID 21141552.2 mi²4.8 mi²0.9%28,66952
8Graves CountyGEOID 21083551.8 mi²5 mi²0.9%37,05067
9Hopkins CountyGEOID 21107542.3 mi²12.1 mi²2.2%45,12783
10Warren CountyGEOID 21227541.7 mi²5.8 mi²1.1%149,375276
11Grayson CountyGEOID 21085499.5 mi²11.5 mi²2.2%27,40655
12Breathitt CountyGEOID 21025492.4 mi²2.8 mi²0.6%12,55826
13Barren CountyGEOID 21009487.4 mi²12.6 mi²2.5%45,64194
14Lewis CountyGEOID 21135482.9 mi²12.3 mi²2.5%12,90127
15Clay CountyGEOID 21051469.3 mi²1.8 mi²0.4%19,46541
16Muhlenberg CountyGEOID 21177467.3 mi²12.1 mi²2.5%30,63466
17Harlan CountyGEOID 21095465.8 mi²2.3 mi²0.5%24,72553
18Daviess CountyGEOID 21059458.4 mi²18.1 mi²3.8%104,898229
19Wayne CountyGEOID 21231458 mi²26.1 mi²5.4%19,59743
20Casey CountyGEOID 21045444.3 mi²1.5 mi²0.3%16,20536
21Trigg CountyGEOID 21221441.4 mi²39.9 mi²8.3%14,51233
22Madison CountyGEOID 21151437.9 mi²5.3 mi²1.2%101,696232
23Whitley CountyGEOID 21235437.9 mi²7.2 mi²1.6%37,29785
24Henderson CountyGEOID 21101436.4 mi²29.2 mi²6.3%44,255101
25Laurel CountyGEOID 21125433.7 mi²10 mi²2.3%63,746147
26McCreary CountyGEOID 21147426.7 mi²4.2 mi²1%17,12440
27Butler CountyGEOID 21031426.1 mi²5.4 mi²1.2%12,52029
28Nelson CountyGEOID 21179418.7 mi²5.4 mi²1.3%49,036117
29Lawrence CountyGEOID 21127415.6 mi²4.5 mi²1.1%15,76538
30Hart CountyGEOID 21099412.7 mi²5.2 mi²1.2%20,11749
31Carter CountyGEOID 21043409.5 mi²2.6 mi²0.6%26,14964
32Adair CountyGEOID 21001405.3 mi²7.1 mi²1.7%19,42348
33Leslie CountyGEOID 21131400.9 mi²3.5 mi²0.9%9,62724
34Floyd CountyGEOID 21071393.3 mi²2.4 mi²0.6%34,40187
35Knox CountyGEOID 21121386.3 mi²1.4 mi²0.4%29,53276
36Calloway CountyGEOID 21035384.9 mi²25.8 mi²6.3%39,421102
37Morgan CountyGEOID 21175381.1 mi²2.7 mi²0.7%14,41538
38Jefferson CountyGEOID 21111380.8 mi²16.8 mi²4.2%795,2222,088
39Shelby CountyGEOID 21211379.8 mi²5.9 mi²1.5%51,243135
40Todd CountyGEOID 21219374.5 mi²2.5 mi²0.7%12,97235
41Crittenden CountyGEOID 21055359.6 mi²11.7 mi²3.2%8,80724
42Bell CountyGEOID 21013359 mi²2.1 mi²0.6%22,82964
43Knott CountyGEOID 21119351.5 mi²1.3 mi²0.4%13,32138
44Owen CountyGEOID 21187350.5 mi²3.8 mi²1.1%11,60133
45Fleming CountyGEOID 21069348.7 mi²2.6 mi²0.8%15,78745
46Jackson CountyGEOID 21109345.2 mi²1.3 mi²0.4%13,32539
47Caldwell CountyGEOID 21033344.8 mi²3.3 mi²1%12,60937
48Greenup CountyGEOID 21089344.5 mi²10 mi²2.8%35,213102
49Allen CountyGEOID 21003343.7 mi²8.1 mi²2.3%22,53666
50Marion CountyGEOID 21155343.6 mi²3.3 mi²1%20,11559
51Union CountyGEOID 21225342.9 mi²20.3 mi²5.6%12,83937
52Perry CountyGEOID 21193339.7 mi²2.9 mi²0.8%26,55578
53Letcher CountyGEOID 21133337.9 mi²1.1 mi²0.3%19,95259
54Lincoln CountyGEOID 21137332.9 mi²3.5 mi²1%25,35376
55Webster CountyGEOID 21233332 mi²3.6 mi²1.1%12,92939
56Monroe CountyGEOID 21171329.5 mi²2.6 mi²0.8%11,19134
57Rockcastle CountyGEOID 21203316.6 mi²1.5 mi²0.5%16,14851
58Livingston CountyGEOID 21139313 mi²29.2 mi²8.5%8,86328
59Magoffin CountyGEOID 21153308.4 mi²0.7 mi²0.2%11,11036
60Harrison CountyGEOID 21097306.5 mi²3.4 mi²1.1%19,62764
61Meade CountyGEOID 21163305.5 mi²18.9 mi²5.8%30,699100
62Cumberland CountyGEOID 21057305.1 mi²5.8 mi²1.9%5,99220
63Edmonson CountyGEOID 21061302.8 mi²5.2 mi²1.7%12,74942
64Marshall CountyGEOID 21157302.1 mi²38 mi²11.2%31,659105
65Washington CountyGEOID 21229297.3 mi²3.9 mi²1.3%12,36842
66Bullitt CountyGEOID 21029297.1 mi²3.2 mi²1.1%86,454291
67Bourbon CountyGEOID 21017289.8 mi²1.9 mi²0.6%20,24370
68Metcalfe CountyGEOID 21169289.7 mi²1.5 mi²0.5%10,58337
69Henry CountyGEOID 21103286.3 mi²4.9 mi²1.7%16,44757
70Green CountyGEOID 21087286 mi²2.8 mi²1%11,64441
71Fayette CountyGEOID 21067283.9 mi²1.7 mi²0.6%329,7511,162
72Scott CountyGEOID 21209282.2 mi²3.2 mi²1.1%62,262221
73Rowan CountyGEOID 21205279.9 mi²6.4 mi²2.2%24,47687
74Bath CountyGEOID 21011278 mi²6 mi²2.1%13,17647
75Pendleton CountyGEOID 21191277.1 mi²4.8 mi²1.7%14,80053
76Taylor CountyGEOID 21217266.4 mi²10.4 mi²3.8%26,763100
77Johnson CountyGEOID 21115262 mi²2.2 mi²0.8%22,05184
78Larue CountyGEOID 21123261.1 mi²2.6 mi²1%15,18458
79Grant CountyGEOID 21081258 mi²2.8 mi²1.1%26,181101
80Russell CountyGEOID 21207253.3 mi²29.6 mi²10.5%18,60873
81Estill CountyGEOID 21065253.1 mi²2.5 mi²1%13,96255
82McLean CountyGEOID 21149252.5 mi²3.7 mi²1.4%9,06436
83Clark CountyGEOID 21049252.5 mi²2.7 mi²1.1%37,888150
84Mercer CountyGEOID 21167249.4 mi²3.9 mi²1.5%23,73395
85McCracken CountyGEOID 21145248.8 mi²19.1 mi²7.1%67,553272
86Ballard CountyGEOID 21007247.1 mi²26.9 mi²9.8%7,59431
87Boone CountyGEOID 21015246.3 mi²10.2 mi²4%145,316590
88Hickman CountyGEOID 21105242.3 mi²10.7 mi²4.2%4,37218
89Mason CountyGEOID 21161240.1 mi²6.3 mi²2.6%16,93671
90Elliott CountyGEOID 21063234.3 mi²1 mi²0.4%7,26531
91Simpson CountyGEOID 21213234.2 mi²2.3 mi²1%20,78889
92Garrard CountyGEOID 21079229.9 mi²4 mi²1.7%18,20779
93Martin CountyGEOID 21159229.6 mi²1 mi²0.4%10,69747
94Wolfe CountyGEOID 21237222.2 mi²0.6 mi²0.3%6,29828
95Lyon CountyGEOID 21143213.8 mi²42.7 mi²16.7%9,12343
96Lee CountyGEOID 21129208.8 mi²2.4 mi²1.2%7,29735
97Franklin CountyGEOID 21073207.9 mi²4.1 mi²1.9%52,649253
98Fulton CountyGEOID 21075205.9 mi²24.7 mi²10.7%6,21830
99Menifee CountyGEOID 21165203.5 mi²2.4 mi²1.2%6,43032
100Bracken CountyGEOID 21023202.7 mi²6.3 mi²3%8,51142
101Anderson CountyGEOID 21005202.3 mi²2 mi²1%25,225125
102Owsley CountyGEOID 21189197.4 mi²0.9 mi²0.4%3,93220
103Montgomery CountyGEOID 21173197.4 mi²1.5 mi²0.7%28,822146
104Clinton CountyGEOID 21053197.1 mi²8.4 mi²4.1%9,13946
105Nicholas CountyGEOID 21181195.3 mi²1.5 mi²0.8%7,94941
106Woodford CountyGEOID 21239189.6 mi²2.5 mi²1.3%27,883147
107Carlisle CountyGEOID 21039189.5 mi²9.5 mi²4.8%4,74725
108Hancock CountyGEOID 21091187.7 mi²11.2 mi²5.7%9,05048
109Oldham CountyGEOID 21185187.3 mi²9.1 mi²4.6%70,986379
110Spencer CountyGEOID 21215186.7 mi²5 mi²2.6%20,998112
111Boyle CountyGEOID 21021180.3 mi²2.5 mi²1.4%31,632175
112Powell CountyGEOID 21197179 mi²1.2 mi²0.6%12,81272
113Jessamine CountyGEOID 21113172.1 mi²2.4 mi²1.4%57,147332
114Kenton CountyGEOID 21117160.4 mi²3.9 mi²2.4%175,7791,096
115Boyd CountyGEOID 21019159.9 mi²2.2 mi²1.3%47,751299
116Campbell CountyGEOID 21037151.3 mi²8.1 mi²5.1%95,441631
117Trimble CountyGEOID 21223147.8 mi²8.2 mi²5.3%8,70159
118Carroll CountyGEOID 21041128.7 mi²8.6 mi²6.2%11,14187
119Robertson CountyGEOID 2120199.6 mi²0.5 mi²0.5%2,32523
120Gallatin CountyGEOID 2107798.3 mi²6.4 mi²6.1%8,84090
How to read this table. Land and water areas are Census statistical measurements in square miles; population is the Census Bureau’s July 1, 2025 estimate, and density divides it by land area. Adding county rows can differ slightly from separately published state totals because of rounding and geographic treatment.