Kentucky Total Women-owned firms, percent, 2007 by County

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Women-owned firms, percent, 2007 - (Percent)
County Value
Adair 17.6
Allen 25.6
Anderson 30.4
Ballard 30.7
Barren 24.2
Bath 0.0
Bell 29.4
Boone 27.3
Bourbon 25.0
Boyd 19.8
Boyle 25.2
Bracken 25.5
Breathitt 0.0
Breckinridge 23.2
Bullitt 23.6
Butler 23.4
Caldwell 0.0
Calloway 25.1
Campbell 21.6
Carlisle 0.0
Carroll 0.0
Carter 0.0
Casey 22.2
Christian 27.4
Clark 25.4
Clay 20.3
Clinton 21.7
Crittenden 0.0
Cumberland 0.0
Daviess 23.0
Edmonson 0.0
Elliott 13.6
Estill 37.4
Fayette 27.2
Fleming 0.0
Floyd 24.7
Franklin 0.0
Fulton 21.5
Gallatin 0.0
Garrard 30.3
Grant 21.0
Graves 19.5
Grayson 0.0
Green 18.9
Greenup 28.4
Hancock 0.0
Hardin 24.1
Harlan 24.2
Harrison 22.1
Hart 0.0
Henderson 22.1
Henry 20.2
Hickman 0.0
Hopkins 0.0
Jackson 0.0
Jefferson 26.9
Jessamine 27.0
Johnson 0.0
Kenton 24.6
Knott 31.3
Knox 30.3
Larue 0.0
Laurel 25.0
Lawrence 0.0
Lee 21.2
Leslie 0.0
Letcher 21.9
Lewis 10.2
Lincoln 0.0
Livingston 0.0
Logan 23.0
Lyon 0.0
Madison 27.2
Magoffin 0.0
Marion 8.5
Marshall 0.0
Martin 0.0
Mason 36.5
McCracken 23.2
McCreary 0.0
McLean 0.0
Meade 24.9
Menifee 0.0
Mercer 0.0
Metcalfe 32.2
Monroe 33.8
Montgomery 24.1
Morgan 0.0
Muhlenberg 16.9
Nelson 15.7
Nicholas 0.0
Ohio 34.3
Oldham 32.0
Owen 0.0
Owsley 0.0
Pendleton 19.2
Perry 17.5
Pike 30.7
Powell 0.0
Pulaski 22.0
Robertson 0.0
Rockcastle 0.0
Rowan 18.0
Russell 16.5
Scott 30.9
Shelby 24.0
Simpson 21.7
Spencer 0.0
Taylor 23.9
Todd 0.0
Trigg 12.2
Trimble 24.7
Union 21.9
Warren 22.2
Washington 0.0
Wayne 18.6
Webster 27.0
Whitley 30.7
Wolfe 0.0
Woodford 20.9

Value for Kentucky (Percent): 25.6%

Data item: Women-owned firms, percent, 2007

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program (PEP), updated annually. Population and Housing Unit Estimates

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