APPENDIX D 

Emission Projections Summary 

Owensboro Ozone Maintenance Area 

PROPOSED UPDATED MAINTENANCE EMISSIONS BUDGET 

OWENSBORO OZONE MAINTENANCE AREA 

DAVIESS AND A PORTION OF HANCOCK COUNTIES 
!,, EMISSIONS SUMMARY FOR OWENSBORO AREA tons r day) 

voC Daviess Count 

2002 2005 2008 2011 2014 2017 2020 

-- ----- --- - ---- - 

source -category Baseyear Projected Projected Projected Projected Projected Projected 

POINT SOURCE EMISSIONS 6 .23 6.57 6.95 7.21 7 .58 7 .98 8 .36 

AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS 

Gasoline Distribution 

-- --- --- 

0 08 

----- -- 

0 08 

-------- 

0 .08 

------- - 

0 .08 

--- --- 0 .08 - -- ----- 0.09 - 0.09 

Storage Tank Breathing Losses- 

- - - 

. 

- ----- - 

. 

--- -- ---- 

0 0 

- -- - - 

0 01 

------ - 

0 .01 0 .01 0 .01 0 .01 

Tank Trucks in Transit - 

- --- - - 

0 .01 . 1 . 

-- 

------- ------- 

Vehicle Refueling 

- - - - - - 

-- ----- 

- - -- - - 

0 69 

- ---- - 

- --- - -- 

0 70 

----~-- 

--- -- - 

0.71 

--- -- 

- -- - --- - 

0 .72 

---- --------- 

0 .73 

- -- 

0 .74 

- - 0 .75 

Tank Truck Unloading . 

- 

0 00 

-- 0 00 

- 

-- - - 

0 .00 

--- --- 

0 .00 

--- 0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 

Aircraft Refueling 

-- ------ --- -- --- - 

. 

-- --- ---- 

. 

-- 

----- 

------- ------ 

Petroleum -

Vessel ___Loadin_g & Unloading _ 

----- 

-- --- 

------- ---- --- -------- ----- ---- 

0 80 

- --- ---- --- -- 

0 81 

- 

- -------- ----- 

0 82 

- ------- 

0 .84 

-- 

0 .85 

TOTAL GASOLINE DISTRIBUTION 0 .78 0 .79 . . . 

Stationary Source Solvent Evaporation-- 

--- ------ --- - ---- - --- - - 0 19 

- 

--- 

- - - 

0 19 

- ------- -- --- 

0 .20 

-- --- --- 

0 .20 

--- --- 0.20 -- ----- --- 0.21 _ 

Dry Cleaning- 

--- --- - -- - 

0 .19 

--- -- --- - 

0 20 

. 

--- -- 

0.20 

. 

-- --- 

0 .20 

-- -- -- - 

0.21 

- - ---- -- 

0 .21 

- - - - - -- - 

021 0'22 

Surface Cleaning 

--- ----- -- -- -- -- 

. 

--- ------ "--- - ------ 

SurfaceCoating 

- -- -- --- 

--_-- - -- - 

---- - - 

0 75 

------ 

-- 

0 76 

------- 

- -- 

0 .77 

--- 

-- - 

0 . 78 

_ 

-- --- 

0 .79 

----- 

_ 

0 .80 0 .81 

Architectural Surface Coating 

- ---- - - -- --- ---- --- - - - 

. . 

-- - 

0 41 

- -- -- 

0 42 

-- ----- 

0.43 

- 

0.43 .44 .44 

Automobile Refinishing- - --- 

-- --- -- 

0 .41 

- - --- - - 

. 

---- - 

0 09 

. 

--- -- 

0 09 

---- - ---- 

0.09 

- 

0 .10 

-- - 

0 .10 0 .10 

Traffic Markings 

-- -- 

0.09 

- 

. . 

------~ ------ 

OtherSmall industrial SurfaceCoatUng -- - "------ - 

--- 

-""" 

-- 

"""-"""' 

- 

- --- 

0 24 

- -- 

0 24 

- --- 

0 .25 0 .25 

Graphic Arts 

-- - -- - 

0.23 

- - 

0 07 

0 .23 

---- 

0.07 

0 .24 - 

- - - 

0.07 

. 

0 .07 

. 

0 .07 0 .07 0 .08 

Cutback Asphalt Paving --- 

--- 

. 

-- --- - ------- ------- 

Emulsified Asphalt - ------- 

- -- ---- 

0 64 

--------- 

-- -- --- - 

0 .65 

------- 

---- -- - ----- --- 

0 .66 

------------ 

0 . 67 

---- -- ----- 

0.68 

------ --- -- 

---- ---- - 

0.68 

--- --- - -- 

-- -- 

0 .69 

Pesticide Application . 

-- - 

0 99 

- -- ------ -- 

1 00 

---- - --- ---- - 

1 .01 

- - 

- ---- - 

1 .03 

- 

1

.05- 

--- 

1 .06 

-- - ------ 

1 .07 

- - - - Commercial/Consumer Solvent Use 

-- ---- -- ~--- ----- ---- - --- 

. 

--- --- -- 

. 

-------- --- - 

3 60 

- --- - ----- 

3 65 

--------- - 

3 .72 

- - 

3.77 3 .81 3.87 

TOTAL STATIONARY SOLVENT EVAPORATION 3 .57 . . 

Waste Management Practices 

- - ---- --- -- - --- -- - 

0 08 

-- - --- - 

0 08 

--- 

0 .08 

- - ----- 

0 .08 

----- ---- 

0 .08 

----- 

- ---- 

0 .09 

- --- --- 

- - -- - 

_0_.69 

,.~ublicly Owned Treatment Works . 

- - - - ---- 

. 

-- --- -- -- ---- -- -- 

o oo 

- 

----- 

0 00 - - o.oo 0.00 0.00 

dust rial Wastewater 

- --- ---- - 

o .oa 

- -- 

0 .00 

--- 

. . 

------- 

- 

------- ------ 

Hazardous Treatment,Disposal (TSDFs) 

--- -- --- -- -- 

------- 

- --- - --- ----- --- --- 

"-"" - - -- 

""""--- 

- ---- ----- - 

0 17 

- 

- -- --- 

0 18 

----- - 

0 .18 

- --- ------ 0.18 ---- --- 0 .18 

Municipal Solid Waste Landfills 

- - - --- --- - -- - ---- ---- 

0 .17 0 .17 . . 

Solid Waste Incineration 

- -- -- - ----- - -- - 0 01 - - -- 0 01 - - -- --- 0.01 --- - - 0.01 

- -- 

- --- --- 0.01 

- ---- -- 

-- - - --- 0.01 

- - -- -- - 

- 

- -- 0.01 

On-Site Incineration . 

- - - - -- -- - - 

0 51 

--- -- 

- ---- - 

0.52 

- --- - - - 

0 .52 

- - - 

0 .53 ___ 

- ------0 .54 

--------- - 

0 .55 

----- -- ---- - 

0 .55 - 

Open Burning 

TOTAL WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES 

. 

-- -- ---- 

0.77 

-------- 

0.78 

------------- 

0 .78 

___ _ 

- ----- 

0 .80 0 .81 0 .83 0 .83- 

Small Stationary Source Fossil Fuel Use -----" """""" -- 

Bioprocess Emissions Sources 

-- - - -- --- -- -- -- 

0 05 

---- --- - - -- 

0 05 

-- -- -- -- 

0

. 05 

-- -- --- -- 

0 .05 .05 .05 

Bakeries 0 .05 . . 

------- ------- ----- 

- -- 

Breweries 

-- --- -- - 

------- ------- ------- -- - - - 

------ 

Wineries 

-------- --- --- -- ----- ---- -- --- 

------- - --- -- 

------- 

-Distilleries 

-- --- -- --- -- - ----- - -- --- --- 

------- ------- ------- - 

------ 

-- --- - --- 

------ ------- - --- Silage Storage 

- --- -------- -- - -- - ---- -- 

------- 

-- -- --- ---- 

0 05 

------- 

---- -- ---- 

0 05 

------- 

- --- --- --- --- - 

0.05 

- -- -- ---- 

0.05 

-- ----- ---- --- 

0.05 

- -- 

0.05 

- 

0 .05 

TOTAL BIOPROCESS EMISSIONS . . 

-

Other AreaSources 

-- -- -- --- -- --- - - -- ---- - 

0 00 

- ---- ---- -- 

0 .00 0 .00 -- - ---- - 

0 .00 

-- - - 

0 .00 .00 .00 

Forest Fires 

-- -- ---- --- --- 

. 

------ -- ---- - 

Slash &-Prescribed Burning 

- -- --- -- --- --- - -- --- --- -- ---- ------ 

_ _ 

- ---- 

------- 

Agricultural Burning- -- 

- - -- --- ---- --- - 

"--"" 

- - 

0 06 

--- --- -- -- 

0.06 

- --- - - 

0.06 0 .06 -- 0 .06 

_ 

0 .06 0 .07 

Structure Fires 

-- 

. 

-- ----- --- ---- -- 

Orchard Heaters - 

------- 

- - --- -- --- 

0 00 

------- 

- -- -- - -- 

0 .00 

----- 

- -- --- --- ----- -- 

0 .00 

--- 

- - ----- --- --- 

0 .00 

----- - 

- --- --- - 

0.00 

- - ---- 

0 .00 0 .00 

Leaking Underground Storage Tanks 

-- 

. 

------ --- --- - -- ---- --------- -- --- ----- 

0 06 

----- - 0.06 0.06 0.06 0.07 

TOTAL OTHER AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS 0 .06 0 .06 . 

5 51 5 59 5 .67 

TOTAL AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS 5.23 5.28 5 .34 1":: 

o ~0 ~ 

. 

1-95 

. 

1 .74 1 .56 . 

HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 

NON-HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 

Aircraft ---

-- -Locomotives 

Other Non-Highway - 

3 .98 2.90 2 .60 

TOTAL NON-HIGHWAY M OBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 

GRAND TOTAL: ALL EMISSI ON CATEGORIES 

3.03 

18 .47 

2 .91 

17 .66 

-- 0,02-- 

- 0-02 - --

2 .63 

2 .67 

17 .56 

0:02 - -- 

0 .02 --

2 .42 

2 .46 

17 .40 

0 .02 _-_~-- -~-_ -0 :02-_-- :02 - -- 

---0

.02 __ -~- --0.02- 

2 .2 

-- _-

8 1 2 .17 

2 .32 

17 .36 

2 .21 

17 .52 

0 .02 

0.02 

2 .10 

2 .14 

17.73 

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CO Daviess Count 

Source Category 

POINT SOURCE EMISSIONS 

AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS 

Gasoline Distribution 

Storage Tank Breathing Losses 

Tank Trucks in Transit 

Vehicle Refueling 

Tank Truck Unloading 

Aircraft Refueling 

Petroleum Vessel Loading & Unloading 

TOTAL GASOLINE DISTRIBUTION 

Stationary Source Solvent Evaporation 

Dry Cleaning 

Surface Cleaning 

Surface Coating 

Architectural Surface Coating 

Automobile Refinishing 

Traffic Markings 

Other Small Industrial Surface Coating 

Graphic Arts 

Cutback Asphalt Paving 

Emulsified Asphalt 

Pesticide Application 

Commercial/Consumer Solvent Use 

TOTAL STATIONARY SOLVENT EVAPORATION 

Waste Management Practices 

Publicly Owned Treatment Works 

Industrial Wastewater 

Hazardous Treatment, Disposal (TSDFs) 

Municipal Solid Waste Landfills 

Solid Waste Incineration 

On-Site Incineration 

Open Burning 

TOTAL WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES 

Small Stationary Source Fossil Fuel Use 

Bioprocess Emissions Sources 

Bakeries 

Breweries 

Wineries 

Distilleries 

Silage Storage 

TOTAL BIOPROCESS EMISSIONS 

Other Area Sources 

Forest_ Fires 

_ Slash & Prescribed Bu_rn_ing 

Agricultural Burning 

Structure Fires 

Orchard Heaters 

Leaking Underground Storage Tanks 

TOTAL OTHER AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS 

TOTAL AREA SOURCE EMISSION S 

HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSI O N S 

NON-HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 

Aircraft 

Locomotives 

Other N on-Highway 

TOTAL NON-HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 

GRAND TOTAL : A LL EMISSION CATEGORIES 

EMISSIONS SUMMARY FOR OWENSBORO AREA tons per day) 

Baseyear Projected Projected 

1 .33 1 .40 

0 

1 .46 

0.00 

0.00 

0 .40 

1 .44 

1 .84 

0 .00 

0 .00 

0 .31 

0.31 

2.15 

42 .24 

0 .72 

0 .04 

24 .89 

25 .65 

0.00 

0 .00 

_ 0 .40 

1 .46 

1 .86 

0 .00 

0.00 

0 .31 

0.31 

2 .17 

28.90 

0 .73 --

0 .04 

26 .31 

j 27 .08 

0 .00 

0 .00 

0 .41 

1 .47 

1 .88 

0 .00 

0 .00 

0.32 - 

0 .32 

2.20 

25.78 

Projected I Projected I Projected 

1 .51 1 .55 1 .62 

0 .00 

0.00 

0.42 

1 .50 

1 .92 

0 .00 

- 0 .00 - 

0 .32 - 

0.32 

2 .24 

23 .85 

0 .00 

0 .00 

0 .42 

1 .52 

1 .94 

0 .00 

0 .00-

0 .33 

0 .33 

2 .27 

21 .85 

- 0 .74- 

-- - --- - 

0 .75 - - 0.76 0 .77 

27 .97 

71 .37 59.55 57 .41 

28 .65 

56.25 

29.23 

54.90 

2002 2005 2008 2011 2014 2017 2020 

0 .00 

0 .00 

0 .43 

1 .54 

1 .97 

0 .00 

0 .00-

0 33 

0 .33 

2 .30 

20 .94 

0 .04 

29.20 

30.01 

54.87 

Projected 

1 .69 

0 .00 

0.00 

0 .43 

1 .56 

1 .99 

0 .00 

0 .00 

0 .34 

0.34 

2.33 

20 .54 

0 .78 

0 .04 

30 .16 

30 .98 

55.54 

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NOx --- - --- 

Daviess Count 

- ---- - 2002 2005 2008 2011 2014 2017 2020 

Source Category Baseyear Projected Projected Projected Projected Projected Projected 

POINT SOURCE EMISSIONS 34 .74 36.14 37.59 38 .58 39.95 41 .37 42 .84 

AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS 

-

Gasoline Distribution 

- ---- - ---- - ------- - ------ - -- 

--- 

Storage Tank Bre athing Losses 

------- -------- ----- -- ~ --------- ~ -------- --- --- ------ 

Tank Trucks in Transi t 

------ - ---------- ~ --- 

Vehic le Refueling 

------ -- --- -- ----------- -- ---- - --- - 

-- 

Tank Truck U nloading 

------- - --- --- --------- ----- ------ - -- ----- - 

- 

Aircraft Refueling 

---- ------ ---- -------- ---- -- ------- --- --- --- 

Petroleum Vessel Loading & Unloading 

-, ---- - ------- - - ---- --- - ---- ---- --- -- ---- - - -- - - ----- - -- - -- -- ---- 

TOTAL GASOLINE DISTRIBUTION 0 .00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 

Stationary Source Solvent Evaporation 

--- --- ----- - ---- 

Dry Cleaning 

-- --- -- -- - -------- - ----- ---- -- ---------------- 

Surface Cleaning 

--- ----- ---- -- ---- ------- ---- ---- - - 

Surface Coating 

--- - ----- ----- ---- - --------- ---- -- 

Architectural Surface Coating 

---- ---- -- ----- - --- --- -- ---- ---- -- -------- -- 

Automobile Refinishing 

- --- - -- -- - - - - - - -- - ------ - - -- - - -- - - ------- 

- 

Traffic Markings 

- --- -------- - - -- -- -------- - - ---- ------ 

O ther Small Industri al Surface-Coating 

- - --- ----- -- 

_ _Graphic-Arts- 

- - - --- ------ - ---- -- - - ----- - -- ~ ---- -- - ------ - ---- 

_ Cutback Asphalt-Paving 

-- ------- --- ----- --- - ---- -- ------ - ---- 

Emulsifi ed Asphal t 

- -- - 

- 

---- ---- ----- 

Pesticide Application 

---- - -- ----- ---- ------ -- ------- -- ---- 

Commercial/Consumer Solvent Use 

------- ------- ------ ------ - -- --- ----- ----- -------- ---- 

---- ----- - ---- --- 

TOTAL STATIONARY SOLVENT EVAPORATION 

- ------ ------ 

0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

Waste Management Practices 

- -- - --- -- - - - - ---- - - --- --------- - ----- 

aom-Publicly Owned Treatment Works 

dustrial Wastewater 

--- - - --- ---- - --------- ------ -- ---- -------- ~ -- --- 

- 

Hazardous Treatment, Disposal (TSDFs) 

-- - -- - - - ----- ------ -- - 

Municipal Solid Waste Landfills 

Solid Waste Incineration - - ----- - ----- - ----- - -- -- - - - --- -- - -- 

On-Site Incineration 0 .07 0 .07 

--- ---- 

0 .07 

----- 

0 .07 

--- -- 

0 .07- 

--- - - 

0 .07 

--- - -- - -- - 

8 

- --- 

0 .0 

--- 

-- 

Open Burning 

---- 

--- 

-0,10-- 

-- -- 

0 .10- 

-- - - 

0 .10 

-- -- - --- 

0.10 

---------- - 

0.11 

------ - --- 

0 .11 

-- --- ---- - 

0.11 

-- - 

----- -- ------ - ----- - - 

TOTAL WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES 0 .17 0 .17 0 .17 0.17 0.18 0.18 0.19 

Small Stationary Source Fossil Fuel Use 

Bioprocess Emissions Sources 

-- - ----- ------ ----- - -- 

Bakeries 

-- ----- ---- ---- ----- 

Breweries 

--- ------- -- - ------ ------- --- - --- 

Wineries 

---- ---- ---- ----- ----- --- 

- - - 

Distilleries 

-- --- ----- -- - --- ------ ----- --- 

- -- 

Silage Storage -- - 

- -- --- 

TOTAL BIOPROCESS EMISSIONS 

-- --- - --- 

0 .00 

- -- ----- --- 

0 .00 

---------- 

0.00 

------ ----- - -- 

0.00 

- ---- - 

0.00 0.00 0.00 

Other Area Sources 

--- -- -- 

0 00 

----- --- 

0 00 

----- ------- ------ 

0 .00 

- ----- ------ 

0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 0.00 

Forest Fires 

--- 

. 

---- -- -- 

. 

- 

------- Slash & Prescribed Burning 

- 

------- 

- - 

-""-' ------- ----- 

------ 

-------- 

Agricultural-Burning 

- - - - - -- --- --- ---- 

------ 

- - - - ---- 

0 01 

-- ---- 

----- -- - 

0 01 

-- 

------- 

~ --- - - 

0 .01 

--- 

--- - - ------ 0 .01 -- 

--- -- 

- 

0 .01 

---- -- ---- 

0 .01 

--- - - 

0 .01 

Structure-Fires 

---- --- - --- ---- - - -- 

. 

- --- 

. 

---- ------- 

Orchard Heaters 

---- ------ ------ ---- - -- --- 

"""' 

- - ---- - 

------- 

_ _ 

----~ 

- 

- - -- 

Leaking Underground Storage Tanks 

- 

-- ---- - - - ---- ------ -- - -- ---- - - --- -- - ---- ----- ----- ------- ---- ----- 

0 01 

----- ----- - --- 

0 01 

----- 0 .01 

TOTAL OTHER AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS 0 .01 0 .01 0.01 0.01 . . 

TOTAL AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS 0 .18 0 .18 0 .18 0.18 0.19 0.19 0 .20 

HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 5.97 4.64 4 .10 3 .37 2.56 2 .02 1 .68 

NON-HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 

--- --- ----- --- ---- -- - -- ----- - ---- ---- --- --------- --- --- -- 

-- 

Aircraft 

Locomotives 

- 

--- 

- 

--- 

- 

--- ---- ---------- --- 

0

--- 

0

.00 

.42 

- -- ----- 

- - 

- 

0 

0.42____ 

00 

---- 

- ----- 

------~- 

0

0

.00 

.43 

--- 

-- --- 

- 

-- 

___0

-0

---- 

-- 

.00 

.44__ 

--- 

--- - --- 

-- 

--00

0

.00 

.44 

--- 

-- 

- - ----- 

0 

0

. 

.45 

00 

-- - - - - - 0 0

. 

.46 00 -- - 

Other Non-Highway 

- -- 

--- --- - 

3 .07 

-- 2.93 2 .66 2 .36 2 .00 1 .66 1 .39 

TOTAL NON-HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 3 .49 3.35 3.09 2.80 2 .44 2 .11 1'85 

GRAND TOTAL : ALL EMISSION CATEGORIES 44.38 44.31 44.96 44 .93 45 .14 45 .69 46 .57 

---- --- --- --- 

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- - 

- -- 

2002 2005 2008 2011 2014 2017 2020 

Source Category Baseyear Projected Projected Projected Projected Projected Projected 

POINT SOURCE EMISSIONS 0 .07 0.07 0 .08 0.08 0.08 0.09 0 .09 

AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS 

Gasoline Distribution 

Storage Tank Breathing Losses 0.00 0 .00 0 .00 0.00 0 .00 000 0 .00 Tank Trucks in Transit 0.00 0 .00 0 .00 

_ 

0.00 0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 

Vehicle Refueling _______ 

- - 

_______ ------- ------- ------- ------- 

------- Tank Truck Unloading - - -- - 

0 .02 

- 

-- ----- ---- 0 .02 

--- - 

---- --- 

0 .02 

- ---- ---- 

---- - - 

_ 0.02 - 

0 .02 0 .02 0.02 

Aircraft Refueling --- --- -- - --- - -- -- - 0 .00 - 0 .00 

- -- 

0 .00 

- - 

_ 

0 .00 

--- 

0 .00 

_ _ 

0 .00 0 .00 

Petroleum Vessel Loading&Unloading 

- ---- - ----- ---------- 

------- 

------- ------ 

_______ 

-- 

------- ------- ------- - - 

------- TOTAL GASOLINE DISTRIBUTION 0 .02 ----- 

0.02 ------~----- 0.02 ------ -- 

0 .02 -- -- - 0 .02 ---- 0 .02 0 .02 Stationary Source Solvent Evaporation 

Dry Cleaning --- - - -- -- -- 

- --- 

--- 

0 .00 

- -- 

- -- ------- 0. 00 

- - 

0 .00 

- - - 

0 .00 

- 

0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 

Surface Cleaning- 

----- ---- - -- - 

0 01 

---- ---- 

0.01 

---- 

0 .01 

--- ------ 

- - 

0 .01 

- - 

0.01 0.01 0 .01 Surface Coating 

------ - -- 

------- 

- - 

------- ------- ------- 

------- ------- 

Architectural ArchitecturalSurfaceCoating -- 

- - 

0 .02 - 0 .02_ __ 

-- 

0 .02 .02 .02 .02 

------- ------- 

0 .02 Automobile Refinishing - 0 .01 

-- - 

0 .01 

- --- - - 

0 .01 

-- -- - 

___ _ 

0 .01 

_ 

0 .01 0 .01 0 .01 Traffic Markings 0 .00- - 0 .00 

---- ---- -- 

0 .00 

---- 

0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 Other Small Industrial Surface Coating 

- 

_______ 

--- 

------ - ------ - ------- ------- - - 

------- 

- - 

Graphic Arts 0 .00 

- - 

- -- - -- 

0 .00 

- -- - - - -- 

0. 00 

-- -- - -- ------ 

--- - - 

0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 

------- 

0 .00 Cutback Asphalt Paving 0 .00 0 .00 

- -- 

0 .00 ---- 

----- -- 

- 0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 Emulsified Asphalt _______ ------ - _______ 

- - 

-- ----- 

- 

------- 

- 

Pesticide Application - 

0 .02 

- 

- 

0 .02 

--- --- -- 

_____0 .02_ 

- - -- -- --- 

- _ 

0 .02 0 .02 

------- 

--_----- 

0 .02 

------ 

0 02 Commercial/Consumer Solvent Use 

- - -- 

0 .02 0.02 0

.02 

- --- - 

--- - - --- 

0 .02 

- 

---- --- - - 0 .02 -- - ---- - - -- 0 .02 

. 

- 

0 02 TOTAL STATIONARY SOLVENT EVAPORATION 0.08 0.08 0 .08 - - -- - 0.08 --- 

0 08 

- -- 0 08 

. 

Waste Management Practices 

. . 0,08 

Publicly Owned Treatment Works- --- - - --- - 

0 .00 

- - --- 

-- ---- 

_0~00_ 

---- --- 

0 .00 

- --- - - 

--- -- - --- 0.00 -- 

0 .00 0 .00 

' 

0 .00 Industrial Wastewater 

- 

_

000 

-- 

0 .00 

- - --- 

0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 

_ 

0 .00 000 HazardousTreatment,Disposaf(TSDFs) 

-- --- 

_______ _--___- ------- - 

unicipal Solid Waste Landfills --- ---- 0 .00 

-- 

---- ---- - 0 .00 

-- - 

--- - 

0

. 00 

-- -- - -- 

.00 - -- - 0 .00 

------- 

0 .00 

- ------ 

0 00 Solid Waste Incineration - - - - - -- . 

-- - 

- ---- On-Site Incineration -- -- --- 

0 .00 

----- --- ----- 0 .00 

- - -- - - -- 

--- - - -- - 

-0 .00- - - - - -- -- 

- - --- 

0 .00 0.00 0 .00 0 00 Open Burning 0 .04 

- -- 

0 .04 

- -- - -- --- 

0 .04 

- -- 

0 .04 

- 

0.04 0.04 

. 

0 04 TOTAL WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES 0.04 0.04 0 .04 0 .04 0 04 0 04 . 

Small Stationary Source Fossil Fuel Use ------- _______ _______ ------- 

. 

------- 

. 

------- 

0 .04 

8ioprocess Emissions Sources - - - - - - - 

Bakeries - - - 

0.00 

- 

- 0 .00 -- 

0 .00 0.00 0 .00 0 .00 0 00 Breweries ------- 

------- ------- -- 

. 

- - -- - Wineries - --- -- 

------- 

--- --- 

----- -- 

----- --- --- 

------- 

----- 

- --- 

------- ------- --- ---- 

-- Distilleries 

-- -- 

- --- -- 

_______ 

- - - ----- - --- _______ 

- -- --- --- 

------- 

------- 

-- - -- - 

------- 

- 

------- 

- 

------- 

- - --- --- Sdage Storage - - - 

_______ 

- -- ---- - -- 

------- 

- -- ----- -- - 

------- 

---'--- 

-- -- -- 

------- 

- ----- ------- 

------- 

- TOTAL BIOPROCESS EMISSIONS -- - - 

0 .00 

-- --- 

---- - 0 .00 .00 

_ 

0 .00 

------- 

0 00 

------- 

0 00 

-------_ 

Other Area Sources . . 0 .00 

- - Forest Fires 

--- -- ------ - - - - - -- - 

---- - - 

--- 

0 .00 

- ---- 

---- - - -- 

0 .00 

- --- - - - --- - 

0 .00 

-- ---- --- - 

-- 

0 .00- - 0 .00 --- 0 .00 0 00 Slash &Prescribed Burning 

- -- ---- ------- ------- 

-- 

------- 

. 

- - Agricultural Burning -- ---- 

- - 

---- -- ----- 

_______ 

--- ---- --- - 

------- 

- -- --- 

------- 

- 

------- 

------- ------- ------- 

- - 

-- -- Structure Fires --- ---- --- 0.00 

- 

---- --- - -- 0 .00 

-- - -- - -- -- 0 .00 - -- - - _ 

- 

0 .00 

------- 

0 .00 

------- 

0 .00 

- ----- 

Orchard 0 00 Heaters ------- ------- ------- 

- - - 

-- - - 

- - 

. 

Leaking Underground Storage Tanks 

- - -- 

_ 

0 .00 

- -- - - - 

_ __ 

0 00 

- --- --- 

_ 

0.00 

----- _ _ _ ----- _ 

0 .00 

------- 

0 00 

------- 

0 00 TOTAL OTHER AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS 0 .00 ---- ~-- 0.00 --- - -- --- -- 0.00 -- - --- - - - -- 0 00 

. 

- - - -- -- -- 0 00 

_ . 0 .00 

TOTAL AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS 0 .14 0.14 0 .14 

. 

0 14 

. 

0 14 

0 .00 0 .00 

HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 0.10 0 .07 0 07 

. 

0 06 

. 0 .14 0,14 

NON-HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 

. . 0 .05 0 .04 0,04 

Aircraft - - 

- - - - -- - Locomotives 

- 

0.00 

- - - - 

-- --- --- - 0 .00 

--- - - - -- - - 

--- -- --- ---- 

_ 0 .00 

- - -- 

--- ---- -- -- - - --- - -- --- _ _ 0.00 

_ 0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 Other Non-Highway 0 .00 

--- -- -- - - 0 19 

0 .00 

- -- - - - -- 0 17 

0 .00_ 

---- -- - --- 

0 .00 

-- -- - 

_ 0 .00 

- - 

_ _ 

- 

_ 0.00 

--- 

0 .00 

- 

- TOTAL NON-HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 

. 

0 19 

. 

0 17 

0.15 0 .13 0 .12 0.12 0 .12 

GRAND TOTAL : ALL EMISSION CATEGORIES 

. 

0 50 

. 

0 45 

0 .15 0.13 0.12 0.12 0 .12 

. . 0 .44 0.41 0.39 0.39 0 .39 

EMISSIONS SUMMARY FOR OWENSBORO AREA tons per day) 

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EMISSIONS SUMMARY FOR OWENSBORO AREA tons per day) 

CO Hancock Count (portion ) 

2002 2005 2006 2011 2014 2017 2020 

source Category Baseyear Projected Projected Projected Projected Projected Projected 

POINT SOURCE EMISSIONS 0 .11 0.11 0.12 0 .12 0 .13 0 .14 0 .14 

AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS 

Gasoline Distribution 

----- ----- ------- -- ----- - - - 

Storage Tank Breathing Losses 

- - ----- --- 

Tank Trucks in Transit 

- - - - - -- - - - ----- 

- 

Vehicle Refueling 

- - - -------- - ---- - ------- - - ------ --------- - 

Tank Truck Unloading 

------ --- ---- ------- - - 

- 

Aircraft Refueling 

---- ---- ------ 

Petroleum Vessel Loading & Unloading 

--- --- ------- ---- ------- - ---- --- -- -------- 

TOTAL GASOLINE DISTRIBUTION 0.00 0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 0.00 0 .00 

Stationary Source Solvent -Evaporation- 

------ -------- - ---- - - - 

Dry Cleaning 

- -- --- - - ----- - - --- - - - ----- -- - 

-Surface-Cleaning- 

----- --- --- --- - --- - -- -- ----- - 

surface Coating . -- 

----- ---- - - --- ----- -------- ------- - ---- - - 

-Architectural Surface Coating 

- ------ ---- -- ---- ----- - -- ---- -- ---- -- - 

Automobile Refinishing 

---- ---- --- --- ---- - -- 

Traffic Mar kings 

--- --- - - --- ----- -- ---- ------ --- ------ ------- 

Other S mall Industrial S urface Coating - 

--- 

Graphic Arts 

------ ------ - ------- ------- ------- 

Cutback Asphalt Paving 

- - - ---- --- ------ - -- - 

Emulsified Asphalt 

- ------ ---- ---- 

Pesticide Application 

- - 

Commercial/Consumer Solvent Use 

------ ----- -------- -------- ------ - - - --- - --- - ----- - ----- - -- - -- - 

- --- --- - ---- -- 

TOTAL STATIONARY SOLVENT EVAPORATION 

- - ------- 0 .00 0 .00 0.00 0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 

Waste Management Practices 

----- ------- --- - - ---- ---- ------ 

,41ii-Publicly Owned Treatment Works 

- -- ------ ----- ---- ----- - - -- 

Justrial Wastewater 

---- ----- - ---- ----- --- ----- ----- - ------- --- - - 

-Hazardous Treatment, Disposal-(TSDFS) 

- -- ---- -- --- - ------ - ------ ------- --- 

Municipal Solid Waste Landfills 

-- --- -- --- 

Solid Waste Incineration 

-- ---- --- ---- - ---- ---- ----- - ~--- ----- ~ - 

0 02 

-- - --- - 

0 02 

----- ---- ~- 

0 .02 

-- ~ ---- - ---- 

0 .02 

- ---- - - 

0 .02 

- ---- ---- 

0 .02 

--- 

--- 0 .02 

On--Site Incineration -- 

- - ----- ------ - - 

. 

--- - 

0 11 

. 

0.11 

- - -- -- 

0. 1 1 

- - - 

0 .11 

--- -- 

0 .11 

-- 

0 .11 

----- --- 

- 0 .11 

Open Burning --- - - 

- - - ---- --- -- -- - 

TOTAL WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES 

. 

--- - - - - - - 

0 .13 

- --- - ---- - 

0.13 

--- ----- - 

0.13 

- ------ -- 

0 .13 

- - --- - 

0 .13 0 .13 0 .13 

Small Stationary Source Fossil Fuel Use 

Bioprocess Emissions Sources 

- -- 

Bakeries 

Breweries 

Wineries 

Distilleries 

Silage Storage - --- 

- ------ - -- ---- 

TOTAL BIOPROCESS EMISSIONS 

---- ------ - -- - 

0 .00 

-- ------ -------- 

0.00 

--- -- - 

0 .00 

----- --- - - 

0 .00 

- ---- - ------- --- 

0 .00 

- --- -- --- 0 .00 0 .00 

Other Area Sources 

---- ---- - ------ ~ ----- - -- ----- ---- ---- -- --- --- -- 

0 00 

- 0 .00 

---- ----- 

0.00 

--- - - 

0.00 

--- ------- - - 

0 .00 

--- --- - - 

0 .00 

---- --- ---- 0 .00 

Forest Fires 

----- - -- - ------ ----- ---- 

. 

----- - - --- -- - - 

------- 

Slash & Prescribed Burning 

---- ----- --- - -- - 

------- 

- 

""-" ------- 

______ 

- 

_______ 

--- -- ------- ------- 

Agricultural Burmng 

-- -- --- ---- -- - 

0 01 

- - - 

0 .01 

---- ---- - 

0 .01 

--- 

0 .01 

- 

0 .01 

--- 

0 .01 0 .01 

Structure Fires 

- -- - ---- ---- --- ------ --- ----- 

. 

------- ------- 

Orchard Heaters 

- -- - - ---- --- ----- ---- ----- --- ----- 

""-" 

- --- - -- 

------- 

Leaking Underground Storage Tanks-- 

-- - ---- ----- --- ---- ----- - ----- -- - ------ ----- ---- -- 

0 01 

-- - --- ----- - 

0 01 

- - -- ----- -- 

0 .01 0 .01 

TOTAL OTHER AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS 0 .01 0.01 0 .01 . . 

TOTAL AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS 0 .14 0.14 0 .14 0 .14 0 .14 0 .14 0 .14 

HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 1 .29 0 .65 0.76 0.70 0 .63 0.60 0 .59 

NON-HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 

- - ---- - --- - ------- ----- - - -- -- --- - ------- ----- 0 00 0 00 

Aircraft 0 .00 

--- --- 

0 .00 

- - 

0 .00 

---- -- 

0 .00 

-- - --- - 

0 .00 

- ----- ---- -- 

. 

- ---- ---- - --- 

. 

0 01 

Locomotives 

- ---- - - - 

0 .01 

--- ----- 

0 .01 

- ---- --- 

0 .01 

--- --- ---- 

0 .01 

- ---- --- - ----- - 

0 .01 

-- ------- -- 

0 57 

0 .01 

0 54 

. 

- - - - 0 .53 

Other Non-Highway 0.77 0.75 0 .71 0 .64 

0 65 

. 

0 58 

. 

0 .55 0 .54 

TOTAL NON-HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 0.T8 0.76 0 .72 . . 

GRAND TOTAL : ALL EMISSION CATEGORIES 2 .32 1 .86 1 .74 1 .61 1 .48 1 .43 1 .41 

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2002 2005 2008 2011 2014 2017 2020 Source Category Baseyear Projected Projected P rojecte d Projected Projected Projected POINT SOURCE EMISSIONS 0 .05 0.05 0.05 0 .06 0 .06 0 .06 0 .06 AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS 

Gasoline Distribution 

- - - --- -- --- - - - -- Storage Tank Breathing Losses 

- - - -- -- -- - --- - ----- 

----- ---- - ------ ------ ~ ----- ------ ~ - - ----- ---- --- ---- ---- - - -- ---- --- - ---- 

Tank Trucks in Transit 

--- -- - --- - 

---- - - ---- -- ----- - ---- ----- - --- - ---- - -- - --- --- - - - - - - - -- - 

-- -- Vehicle Refueling 

--- 

----- - - --- ----- --- --- - ----- ---- - --- ---- -- -- ---- - -- - - - -- - -- 

Tank Truck Unloading ----- - ---- - --- - - --- --- ---- -- -- - -- - 

Aircraft Refueling 

- - - - -- - - - 

- - - 

Petroleum Vessel Loading 8 Unloading ~ - --- --- 

- - 

TOTAL GASOLINE DISTRIBUTION 0 .00 0 .00 0.00 0 .00 0 .00 0 .00 0.00 Stationary Source Solvent Evaporation 

Dry Cleaning ------ ----- 

Surface Cleaning -- -- --- - - 

Surface Coating --- 

-- -- Architectural Surface Coating 

-- 

- -- - ---- -- --- -- 

Automobile Refinishing 

--- - - -- - --- 

- ---- - ------ --- ---- --- -- - - - 

Traffic Markings 

- - --- 

- - - ---- - 

---- Other Small Industrial-Surface Coating 

-- - - - ---- - --- - ------ 

--- - 

--- 

-- - ------ 

-- -- -- - -- - - - 

Graphic Arts 

-- - --- - ---- Cutback Asphalt Paving - --- - - - - - -- ---- - - 

Emulsified Asphalt 

- 

- - -- - - - -- --- - - 

Pesticide Application - -- -- --- -- -- --- - -- - - 

Commercial/Consumer Solvent Use 

TOTAL STATIONARY SOLVENT EVAPORATION 0.00 0.00 0 .00 0 00 0 00 Waste Management Practices 

- 

_ . . 0 .00 0 .00 

- Publicly Owned Treatment Works - -- --- -- --- -- ------ -- --- ----- -- - - - -- - -- 

~ 

.1~ 

Industrial Wastewater -- - - - - --- --- --- ---- - - - - 

Hazardous Treatment, Disposal (TSDFs) - 

Municipal Solid Waste Landfills 

- 

-- ---- ---- ---- - - -- -- -- - -- ---- -- --- - -- 

- --- ---- -- Solid Waste Incineration 

- 

-- - -- - --- - - ---- ---- --- - ---- - - - - - - - - - - 

- - 

- - - -- -- On-Site Incineration - - -- - ---- 0 .00 --- -- -- --- - 0 00 

-- 

---- --- --- 0.00 

-- -- - - -- 

-- --- - -- 0 .00 --- -- 

Open 0 .00 0.00 0 00 Burning 0 .01 

--- - - - 

0 .01 

-- --- - --- 

0 .01 

-- -- - - - - - 

-- -- 0 .01 

--- 

0 .01- 

_ _ 

0.01 

. 

0 01 TOTAL WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES 0.01 0.01 0 .01 - - 

0 01 -- ---- - 

0 01 

---- 

. 

- 

Small Stationary Source Fossil Fuel Use 

. . 0 .01 0 .01 

Bioprocess Emissions Sources 

Bakeries _ 

-- - -- - -- - - -- 

Breweries -- 

Wineries - -- -- - - - - - - 

Distilleries - - -- -- - - 

- Silage Storage - - --- -- -- -- --- - - - - - 

TOTAL BIOPROCESS EMISSIONS -- 0 .00 -- --- --- 0.00 --- 

0 .00 0 00 0 00 Other Area Sources . . 0 .00 0 .00 

Forest Fires 

- Slash & Prescribed Burning- - 

- - 

0 00 

- - ----- 

0 .00 

- ---- -- - 

0 .00 

- 

-_ .--_-_ 

0 .00 0 .00 

- 

0 .00 

- 

0 .00 

--- - -- AgriculturalBurning - 

- - --- - -- - -- - -- -- - -- ----- 

------- 

- - -- - 

------- 

------- 

- - -- - 

------- 

- 

------- ------- 

tructure Fires 

Orchard - - - -- - -- --- - Heaters 

--- -- 

--- 

0 .00 

- 

------- 

-- ---- -- --- 0 00 

------- 

-- 

0.00 

- - 

----- 

------- 

------- 

-- - -- 

0.00 

- 

------- 

0 .00 

- - - 

------- 

0.00 

- 

------- _ 

- 0 .00 

- ---- -- --- --- --- Leaking Underground Storage Tanks 

--- 

- - ---- ----- --- -- ---- 

-- 

- -- -- --- --- 

------- 

- - 

------- 

-- - -- 

------- 

- 

------- - 

-- -- - TOTAL OTHER AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS - -- - -- 0 .00 -- ------ --- 

0.00 -- --- ----- 0 00 --- --- -- -- 0 00 -- -- - 

TOTAL AREA SOURCE EMISSIONS 0.01 0 .01 

. 

0 01 

. 0.00 0 .00 0 .00 

HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 0 18 0 13 

. 0.01 0 .01 0,01 0.01 

NON-HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 

. . 0 .12 0 .10 0 .07 0 .06 0.05 

Aircraft 

Locomotives 

0 .00 0 .00 

-- ----- 

0 .00 0 .00 

-- - 

0 .00 0 .00 0 00 

- - Other Non-Highway 

0 .13 

- - 

0 12 

0.13 

-- --- - - 0 11 

0 .13 

-- --- - 

0 .13 

- -- -- 

-- 

- 

0 .13_ 

- - 

_ 0 .13 

. 

0 .14 

TOTAL NON-HIGHWAY MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS 

. 

0 25 

. 

0 24 

0 .10 0 .08 0 .07 0 .06 0 .05 GRAND TOTAL : ALL EMISSION CATEGORIES . 

0.49 

. 

0 43 

0 .23 0.21 0 .20 0 .19 0 .19 

. 0.41 0.38 0 .34 0 .32 0.31 

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Point Source Emission Projection 

Methodology & Documentation 

Owensboro Ozone Maintenance Area 

PROPOSED UPDATED MAINTENANCE EMISSIONS BUDGET 

OWENSBORO OZONE MAINTENANCE AREA 

DAVIESS AND A PORTION OF HANCOCK COUNTIES 
INDUSTRY NAMES AND 

STANDARD INDUSTRIAL 

CLASSIFICATION CODES 
Industry Names and SIC Codes 

The following is the unabridged listing of industry names used by 8EA for the Regional Projections to 

2045, along with the corresponding 1987 SIC codes which are included in each industrial category . 

INDUSTRY 1987 SIC 

Farm 01,02 . 

Agricultural services, forestry, fishing, and other 07-09 

Mining 

Metal mining 10 

Coal mining 12 

Oil and gas extraction 13 

Nonmetallic minerals, except fuels 14 

Construction 15-17 

Manufacturing 

Durable goods 

Lumber and wood products 

Furniture and fixtures 

Stone, day, and glass products 

. Primary metal industries 

Fabricated metal products 

thdustria! machinery and equipment 

Electronic and other electric equipment 

Motor vehicles and equipment 

Other transportation equipment 

Instruments and related products 

Miscellaneous manufacturing industries 

Nondurdble goods 

Food and kindred products 

Tobacco Products 

Textile mill products 

Apparel and other textile products 

Paper and allied products 

Printing and publishing 

Chemicals and allied products 

Petroleum and coal products 

Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products 

Leather and leather products 

Transportation and public utilities 

Railroad transportation 

Local and interurban passenger transit 

Trucking and warehousing 

Water transportation 

Transportation by air 

Pipelines, except natural gas 

Transportation services 

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38 

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45 

46 

47 
Communications 48 

Electric, gas, and sanitary services 49 

Wholesale and retail trade 

Wholesale trade 50.51 

Retail trade . 52-59 

Finance, insurance, and real estate 

Banks, credit agencies, and investment services 60-62,67 

Insurance 63,64 

Real estate 65 _ 

Services 

Hotels and other lodging places 70 

Personal services 72 

Business and miscellaneous repair services 73,76 

Auto repair, senrices, and parking 75 

Amusement and recreation services and motion pictures 78,79 -

Health services 80 

Legal services 81 

Educational services 82 

Social services and membership organizations 83,86 

Private households 88 

Other services 84, 87, 89 

Govemment and government enterprises 

Federal, civilian 

Federal, military 

State and local 
Page i 

Kentucky: Employment (thousands) 

Sort Key a None 1969 1970 1971 1972 

01 . 

02 . 

03 . 

04 . 

05 . 

06 . 

07 . 

08 . 

09 . 

10 . 

li . 

12 . 

13 . 

14 . 

15 . 

16 . 

17 . 

la . 

19 . 

30 . 

21 . 

22 . 

23 . 

24 . 

25 . 

26 . 

27 . 

28 . 

29 . 

30 . 

31 . 

32 . 

33 . 

34 . 

35 . 

All-Industry Total 1,328 .1 ~ 1,332.7 1,354 .8 1,386 .2 

Farm 144 .6 144 .1 143 .3 143 .1 

Nonfarm 1,183 .5 1,188.7 1,211 .5 1,243 .0 

Agricultural services 4.2 4.4 4 .6 4 .9 

Mining 29 .1 31 .2 32 .6 33 .9 

Metal amining 0.1 0.1 0 .1 0 .1 

Coal mining 21 .3 23 .7 25 .5 26.7 

011 & gas 4.7 4.5 4.0 4 .2 

wonmpetalic minerals 3 .1 3.0 3 .0 2 .9 

Construction 75 .5 69.6 71 .3 75 .3 

Manufacturing 253 :3 256.3 254.6 269 .9 

Durable goods 136 .3 139.0 138 .0 149 .7 

Lumber & wood 10 .6 10 .3 10 .1 11 .0 

Furniture 7 .2 6.9 7 .1 7 .6 

Stone, clay, glass 7.4 7.3 7 .3 7 .6 

Primary metals 13 .5 14 .3 14 .3 15 .0 

Fabricated metals 19 .9 18.8 17 .4 1'~ 

Indust . machinery 25 .1 27 .1 27 .4 29 .u 

_ alectronic equip. 36 .0 37 .1 36 .9 41 .3 

Motor vehicles 8 .1 - 8.5 8 .5 8 .8 

Other trans . equip. 1.7 1.8 1 .9 , 2 .0 

Instruments 2 .7 2.8 3 .0 3 .5 

Kinc . manufacturing 4 .1 4.1 4 .1 4 .5 

Nondurable goods 117.0 117.3 116.6 120 .3 

Food & kindred 25 .4 25 .0 24 .3 23 .8 

Tobacco products 13 .4 13 .7 12 .7 13 .3 

Textile mill prod . 3 .2 6 .0 . 6.1 6 .3 

Apparel & textile 30 .6 27 .2 27 .2 28 .7 

Paper products 4 .3 4 .7 4 .9 5 .3 

Printing & publish. 13 .1 13 .6 13 .3 13 .1 

Chemicals 14 .4 14 .2 13 .6 13 .9 

Petroleum products 1 .1 1 .2 2 .2 1 .9 

Rubber & plastics 6 .2 6 .8 7 .6 8 .5 

Leather products 5 .3 4 .8 4 .8 5 .3 

Transport . & utilities 66 .S 68 .0 67 .1 69 .9 
Page 2 

Kentucky : Employment (thousands) 

Sort Key . None 1969 1970 1971 1972 

36 . Railroad transport . 15 .6 16 .2 15 .9 15 .6 

37 . Local tc interurban 4.4 4 .2 4 .0 3 .9 

38 . Trucking 19 .5 19 .8 18 .7 21 .0 

39 . Water transportation 1 .5 1 .4 1 .5 1.4 

40 . Transportation by air 1.4 1 .4 1 .4 1.4 

41 . Pipelines 0 .2 0 .2 0 .2 0 .2 

42 . Transport . services 1 .6 1-7 1 .7 1-8 

43 . communications , . 11 .4 11 .9 12 .1 12.6 

44 . -Utilities 10 .9 11.2 11 .6 12 .0 

45 . Wholesale and retail 231 .1 236 .1 244 .8 247 .4 

46 . Wholesale trade 43 .3 45 .6 ~ 45 .5 48 .1 

47 . Retail trade 187 .8 190 .4 199 .3 199 .3 

48 . F.Z .R .S . 62 .7 67 .8 73 .7 75 .0 

49 . Banks S investment 22 .4 27 .2 32 .7 30 .9 

5o : Ineurance 16 .7 16 .9 16 .4 16 .6 

51. Real estate 23 .6 23 .7 24 .7 S 

" 52 . Services 216 .7 216.4 223 .8 2:se .4 

53 . Hotels R lodging 11 .2 11 .1 11 .4 ' 11 .3 

54 . Personal-services 24 .1 24 .5 24 .9 25 .1 

55 . Business services 20 .5 21 .1 20 .5 23 .6 

56 . kuto repair & parking 8 .1 8 .3 8 .9 9 .0 

57 . Amusement 11 .1 11 .2 .11.2 11 .2 

58 . Health services 40 .4 41 .2 44.1 47 .0 

59 . Legal services ' 5 .5 5 .7 5 .7 6 .1 

60 . Bducational services 15 .6 14 .8 15 .i 15 .3 

61. Social services 29 .S 28 .6 29 .3 30 .3 

62 . Private households 38 .1 37 .1 36 .3 35 .6 

63 . Other services 12 .7 12 .7 16 .4 18 .9 

64 . Government 244 .3 238 .9 238 .9 233 " 2 

65 . Federal, civilian 41 .9 40 .8 39 .0 39 .2 

66 . Federal, military 73 .3 63 .1 60 .5 52 .4 

67 . State and local 129 .1 135 .0 139 :3 141 .7 
Page 3 

Kentucky : Employment (thousands) 

Sort Key - None 1973 1974 1975 1976 

01 . 

02 . 

03 . 

04 . 

05 . 

06 . 

07 . 

08 . 

09 . 

10 . 

il . 

12 . 

13 . 

14 . 

15 . 

16 . 

17 . 

.18 . 

19 . 

30 . 

21 . 

22 . 

13 . 

14 . 

Z5 . 

]6 . 

27 . 

28 . 

29 . 

30 . 

31 . 

32 . 

33 . 

34 . 

35 . 

All-Industry Total 1,455 .8 1,492 .3 1,460 .5 1,518 .4 

Farm 145 .3 149 .1 135 .8 143 .6 

Nonfarm 1,310.5 1,343 .2 1,324 .8 1,374 .9 

Agricultural services 5 .6 5 .7 6 .0 6 .7 

Mining 34 .2 41 .8 49 .6 S0 .0 

Metal mining 0 .1 0 .1 (L) 0 .1 

Coal mining 27 .1 34 .8 42 .5 43 .1 

011 & gas 3 .9 4.0 4.1 3 .9 

Nonmetalic minerals 3 .0 2.9 2.9 2.9 

Construction 77 .8 75 .2 71 .3 77 .7 

Manufacturing 291.4 296.1 ~ 262.8 278.2 

Durable goods 166.8 171.0 146.5 1S6.4 

Lumber & wood 12 .7 12 .5 11 .4 12 .3 

Furniture 7 .9 7.1 5 .4 G-2 

Stone, clay, glass 8.5 8 .5 8 .5 8 .8 

Primary metals 17 .1 17 .8 15 .8 16 .8 

Fabricated metals 21.3 21 .5 18 .7 . 3 ~' 

Iadust . machinesy 32 .9 35 .2 34 .4 3S .4 

Electronic equip. 44 .8 44 .3 33 .4 36.S 

motor vehicles 10 .7 12 .1 10 .3 11 .1 

Other trans. equip. 2 .0 2.2 1 .7 1.6 

Instruments 3 .9 4.8 2.6 3 .3 

ILisc . manufacturing 5 .1 4.9 4.3 4 .6 

Nondurable goods 124 .6 125 .1 116.3 121.8 

Food & kindred 23 .5 23 .0 22 .2 22 .7 

Tobacco products 14 .0 14 .3 12 .7 12 .6 

Textile mill prod . 6 .7 7 .2 6 .7 7.2 

Apparel & textile 30 .0 29 .2 26 .4 28 .1 

Paper products 5 .7 5 .9 6 .6 7.1 

Printing & publish. 13 .6 13 .7 12 .5 12 .9 

Chemicals 14 .4 14 .6 14 .4 15 .5 

Petroleum products 1 .9 2 .7 2 .9 3 -2 

Rubber & plastics 9 .0 8 .9 6 .8 7 .3 

Leather products 5 .8 5 .6 5 .1 5 .2 

Transport . k utilities 72 .4 73 .5 71 .5 71 .6 
Page 4 

Kentucky : Employment (thousands) 

Sort Key - None 1973 1974 1975 1976 

36 . Railroad transport. 15 .8 . 16 .1 15 .4 15 .1 

37 . Local & interurban 3 .7 3 .7 3 .3 3 .0 

38 . Trucking 22 .2 22 .6 22 .6 - 22 .8 

39 . Water transportation 1 .5 1 .6 1.9 1 .9 

40 . Transportation by air 1 .5 1 .5 1.6 1 .6 

41 . Pipelines 0 .2 0 .2 0.2 0 .2 

42 . Transport. services 1 .9 1 .8 0.9 1 .0 

43 . communications 13 .3 13 .7 13 .9 13 .9 

44 . utilities 12 .5 12 .2 11.8 12 .2 

45 . tlholesale and retail 259 .5 264 .1 270.1 283 .8 

46 . Wholesale trade 49 .7 50 .5 61.5 61 .9 

47 . Retail trade 209 .8 213 .6 208.6 221.9 

48 . F.1 .R.B. 79 .0 80 .8 79 .9 82 .3 

4<9 . Pa.nks & investment 32 .S 33 .2 31 .9 32 .0 

S0 . Insurance 16 .7 17 .3 17 .7 18 .2 

S1. Real estate 29 .9 30 .4 30 .3 " ' 

52 . Services' 247 .4 252 .0 255.3 2b_ .6 

53 . Hotels a lodging 12 .7 12 .9 13 :0 13 .2 

54. Personal services 24 .8 24 .6 24 .5 25 .3 

55. Eusiness services . 28 .7 31 .0 _ 30 .3 31.0 

56. Auto repair R parking 9 .4 9 .8 9 .8 10.2 

57 . 7lmusement 12 .0 12 .8 13 .4 13 .4 

58 . Sealth services 53 .4 56 .2 61.9 66 .9 

59 . Legal services 6 .7 6-9 7.0 7 .3 

60 . Educational services 16 .2 17 .1 13 .2 13 .2 

61. Social services 30 .1 30 .2 36 .2 35 .5 

62 . - Private households 33 .8 30 .8 30 .0 30 .0 

63 . Other services 19 .6 19 .9 16 .0 16 .5 

64 . Government 243 .1 254 .0 258 .2 262 .0 

65 . Federal, civilian 38 .4 39 .5 39 .9 39 .6 

66 . Federal, military 57 .4 59 .7 56 .6 58 .1 

67 . State and local 147 .3 154 .7 161 .7 164 .3 
Kentucky : Employment (thousands) 

Page 5 

Sort Rey = None . 1977 1978 1979 1980 

01. All-Industry Total 1,575 .7 1,643 .8 1,663 .0 1,638 .7 

02 . Farm 142 .1 145 .2 132 .6 137 .1 

03 . Nonfarm 1,433 .6 1,498 .6 1,530 .4 1,501 .6 

04 . Agricultural services 7 .3 8 .3 9 .0 9 .S 

05 . Mining . 55 .1 56 .2 58 .8 . 58 .1 

06 . Metal mining 0 .1 (L) 0 .1 0 .1 

07 . Coal mining 47 .7 48 .5 50 .2 48 .6 

08 . 0i1 & gas 4.5 4.9 5.6 6 .8 

09 . lTonmetalic aiaerals . . 2.9 2.8 2.9 . 2.6 

10 . Construction 83 .6 95 .9 97 .0 83 .8 

11. Manufacturing 291 .0 297.4 ~ 302.7 283 .4 

12' Durable goods 166 .3 172 .4 176.4 160 .2 

13 . Lumber & wood 12.1 12 .5 13 .4 12 .9 

14 . Furniture 6 .7 6.6 6 . 2 S.3 

15 . Stone, clay, glass 9 .7 9 .8 10 .5 9 .6 

16

. 

. Primary metals 17 .4 18 .0 19 .3 18 .6 

)17. Fabricated metals 21.9 22 .5 21 .4 18 

18. lndust. machinery 36 .2 38 .4 40 .1 39..3 

19 . Electronic equip. 39 .1 40.1 40 .5 36.0 

ZO " Motor vehicles 13 .2 14 .5 14 .1 9 .8 

21 . Other trans . equip. 1 .8 1.7 2 .0 1 .9 

22 . Inatrements 3 .4 3 .6 4 .1 3 .6 

23 . Wac. manufacturing 4.7 4 .8 4.9 4.7 

24 " Nondurable goods 124 .7 125..1 126.3 . 123 .1 

25 . Food & kindred 23 .1 22 .2 21 .9 22 .0 

" Tobacco products 12 .5 12 .1 12 .0 10 .2 

7 " Textile mill prod. 7 .5 7 .3 7 .0 6 .6 

" Apparel & textile 28 .7 27 .9 27 .9 28 .0 

29 " Paper products 7 .3 7 .4 7 .5 7 .4 

30 . Printing & publish. 13 .5 14 .1 15 .2 15 .7 

31 . Chemicals 16 .1 16 .4 16 .2 15 .8 

32 . Petroleum products 3,7 3 .6 3 .7 3 .7 

33 . Rubber & plastics 7 .8 9 .6 10 .4 9,7 

34 . Leather products 4.6 4 .5 4.4 4 .2 

35 . Transport. & utilities 76 .3 80 .5 82 .1 81 .4 
Page 6 

Kentucky : Employment (thousands) 

Sort Key - None 1977 1978 1979 1980 

36 . Railroad transport. 15 .4 15 .5 16 .0 15 .4 

37 . Local k interurban 2 .9 2 .8 2 .6 2 .3 

38 . Trucking 25 .5 27 .9 27 .6 27 .0 

39 . Water transportation 2 .2 2 .3 2 .3 2 .2 

40 . Transportation by air 1.7 1 .8 1 .9 1 .9 

41 . Pipelines 0 .2 . 0 .2 0 .2 0 .2 

42 . Transport . services 1.1 1 .2 1 .4 1 .5 

43 . Co=wunications 14 .8 15 .6 16 .5. 16 .7 

44 . Utilities 12 .6 13 .1 13 .5 14.1 

45 . Wholesale and retail 295.2 314 .4 320 .8 313 .9 

46 . Wholesale trade 62 .3 67 .0 68 .2 66 .4 

47., Retail trade 232.9 247 .4 252 .6 247 .5 

48. F.I .R.B . 89 .7 93 .7 93 .9 97 .9 

49 . Hanks 4 investment 34 .4 38 .4 39 .8 43 .9 

50 . Insurance 19 .2 20 .0 20 .4 20 .6 

S1 . Real estate 36 .1 35 .3 33 .7 ` 

52 . - Services . 273.8 286 .3 293 .9 2s . .5 

S3 . Boteis 6 lodging 13 .4 14 .7 14 .5 14 .1 

S4 : Personal services 26 .4 27 .6 27 .8 27 .4 

S5 . 8usiness services 34 .0 36 .1 38 .6 38-7 

S6 . Auto repair E parking 11 .6 12.5 12 .9 13 .0 

S7 . Amusement , 14 .4 14 .8 15 .0 15 .7 

S8. Bealth services 69 .5 73 .9 78 .4 84 .5 

59. Legal services 7 .7 8 .0 8 .8- . 9 .5 

60 . Nducational services 13 .0 13 .2 13 .8 14 .2 

61 . Social services 34 .8 36_1 36 .9 35 .1 

62 . Private households 30-7 29 " 9 27 .5 24'9 

63 . other services 18 .2 19 .3 19 .8 20 .5 

64. Government 261.7 265 .7 272 .3 276 .3 

65 . Federal, civilian 38 .8 38 .2 38 .4 40 .2 

66 . Federal, military 57 .0 54 .1 53 .8 54 .8 

67 . State and local 165 .9 173 .4 180 .1 181 .3 
Page 7 

Kentucky: Employment (thousands) 

Sort Key = None 1981 1982 1983 1984 

01 . All-industry Total 1,628 .6 1,601 .0 1,608 .2 1,659 .4 

02 " Farm 139 .7 140 .1 148.9 142 .3 

03 . Nonfazm 1,488 .9 1,460.9 1,459 .3 1,517 .4 

04 . Agricultural services 10 .2 11 .0 12 .4 13 .6 

0S . Mining 60 .6 59 .6 48 .9 52 .2 

06 . Metal mining 0.1 . 0 .1 0 .1 0 .1 

07 . Coal mining 49 .8 48 .5 38 .0 41 .3 

08 . Oil E gas .8 .3 8 .6 - 8 .5 . 8 .S 

09 . ltoemetalic minerals 2.5 2 .5 2 .3 ~2 .3 

10 . Construction 78 .9 77 .0 73 .8 79 .2 

11 . Manufacturing 278 .7 252 .3 ~ 248 .6 264 .0 

12 . Durable goods 156 .8 135 .3 133 .8 147 .S 

13 . Lumber & wood 11 .8 10 .2 10 .6 11 .9 

14. Furniture 4 .8 4 .3 4.6 5.3 

15. Stone, clay, glass 8 .6 8 .0 8.0 8.0 

16. Primary metals 18 .4 16 .3 16 .3 18 .2 

~17 . Fabricated metals 18 .1 15 .5 14.7 3~ 

18 . Indust . machinery 38 .8 33 .2 30.5 34.3 

19 . Electronic equip. 35 .2 29 .0 29 .0 31.4 

30 . motor vehicles 10 .9 10 .0 10 .8 13 .S 

21 . Other trans. equip. 1 .8 1 .2 1.2 1.6 

22 . Instruments 3 .9 3 .4 3 .6 3 .9 

23 . lLisc. manufacturing 4.5 4 .2 4 .5 4.3 

24 . 2ioadurable goods , 121.9 117 .0 114 .8 116 .5 

25 . Food ickindred 21 .3 21 .1 20 .3 19.6 

26 . Tobacco products 10 .3 9 .6 8 .4 8 .4 

27 . Textile mill prod. 6 .3 6 .3 6 .1 6 .0 

28 . Apparel & textile 26 .9 25 .9 26 .4 26 .5 

29 . Paper products 7 .3 7 .0 7 .0 7 .6 

30 . Printing & publish. 15 .8 15 .3 15 .6 16 .6 

31 . Chemicals 15 .4 14 .2 13 .3 13 .5 

32 . Petroleum products 4 .0 3 .9 3 .9 3 .9 

33 . Rubber 4; plastics 10 .6 9 .9 10 .7 12 .0 

34 . Leather products 4 .0 3 .6 3 .0 2 .5 

35 . Transport . & utilities 80 .3 77 .9 76 .0 79 .5 
Page 8 

Kentucky : Employment (thousands) 

Sort Key = None 1981 1982 1983 1984 

36 . Railroad transport . 14 .4 12 .1 10 .4 30 .4 

37 . Local 6: interurban 2 .2 2 .3 2 .2 2 .1 

38 . Trucking 26 .9 26 .5 27 .2 31 .1 

39 . Water transportation 2 .2 2 .3 2 .4 2.7 

40 . Transportation by air 1-9 2 .1 2 .4 2.8 

41 . Pipelines 0 .2 0 .2 0 .2 0 .2 

42 . Transport. services 1 .3 1 .4 1 .5 1 .7 

43 . Communications 16 .7 16 .4 15 .1 14 ..0 

44 . Utilities 14 .5 . 14 .7 . 14 .6 14 .5 

45 . Wholesale and retail 313 .5 314 .1 318 .1 333 .4 

46 . Wholesale trade 66 .9 65 .6 64 .3 67 .4 

47 . Retail trade 246 .6 248 .5 253 .7 266 .1 

48 . . l.LR.B . 95 .6 93 .6 92 .0 92 .5 

"9 . Banks 4: investment 42 .9 40 .8 38 .9 38 .6 

S0 . Insurance 20 .8 20.7 20 .8 21 .3 

51 . Real estate 32 .0 32.2 32 .4 " 6 

52 . Services 301 .6 308.0 320 .6 1 - .4 

53 . Hotels a lodging 14 .0 14.5 15 .0 15 .0 

S4 . Personal services 27 .3 27 .6 29 .0 30 .4 

S5 . Business services 40 .3 43 .6 47 .9 S4 .0 

56 . Auto repair & parking 12 .8_ 13 .1 14 .0 15 .8 

57 . Amusement 15 .1 14.8 15 .2 15 .7 

58 . Health services 89 .8 92 .0 95 .2 95 .9 

59 . Legal services 10 .0 10 .6 . 10 .7 11 .1 

60 . 8ducational services 14 .2 14 .1 14 .6 15 .4 

61. Social services 33 .8 32 .8 32 .6 32 .4 

62 . Private households 24 .7 24 .9 24 .4 23 .8 

63 . Other services 19 .6 20 .1 22 .1 23 .0 

64 . Government 269 .6 267 .4 268 .9 270 .6 

65 . Federal, civilian 38 .6 39 .8 40 .6 40 .4 

66 . Federal, military 54 .7 57 .6 58 .8 57 .6 

67 . State and local 176 .3 170 .1 169 .5 172 .6 
Page 9 

Kentucky : Employment (thousands) 

Sort Key = None 1985 1986 1987 1988 

01 . All-Industry Total 1,694 .8 1,722 .1 1,769 .3 1,817 .0 

02 . Farm , 132 .9 134 .5 127 .7 123 .7 

03 . Nonfaxm 1,561 .9 1,587 .6 1,641 .7 1,693 .3 

04 . Agricultural services 14 .9 15 .7 17 .3 17 .7 

05 . Kining 50 .5 45 .9 44 .2 40 .5 

06 . Metal mining 0 .1 0.1 (L) (L) 

07 . Coal mining 39 .9 37 .0 35 .7 32 .4 

. 08 . oil & gas 8 .3 6 .5 6.1 5.6 

09 . izoametalic minerals. . 2 .3 .2 .3 2 .4 . 2 .5 

', 10 . Construction . 82 .7 87.2 92 .5 95 .1 

11 . lsanutacturiag 262 .9 260 .1 268 .0 280 .7 

12. Durable goods . 144 .9 140 .8 144 .6 152 .7 

13 . Lumber & wood 11 .7 11 .9 12 .6 13 .6 

14 . Furniture 5 .5 5 .4 5 .2 5 .2 

15 . Stone, clay, glass 8 .4 8 .8 9 .3 9 .6 

16 . . Primary metals 17 .5 16 .0 16 .5 17 .2 

l 17 . Fabricated metals 15 .2 15 .0 , 16 .3` 3 

Indust . machinery 34 .3 31.9 31 .5 32 .4 

19 . Electronic equip. 28 .6 28 .3 28 .9 30 .1 

20 . motor vehicles 14 .0 13 .0 13 .2 15 .2 

21 . other trans. equip. 1 .8 2 .3 2 .6 2 .8 

22 . Instruments 3 .6 3 .4 3 .7 4 .3 

23 . 1lisc . manufacturing 4 .4 4 .8 4 .8 5 .5 

24 . 1Jondurable goods 118 .0 119 .3 123 .4 128 .0 

25 . Food 4: kindred 

26 . Tobacco products 

27 . Textile mill prod . 

18 . Apparel & textile 

19 . Paper products 

30 . Printing & publish. 

31 . Chemicals 

32 . Petroleum products 

33 . Rubber 6 plastics 

34 . Leather products 

35 . Transport. 4 utilities 

19 .4 19 .6 19 .3 19 .2 

7 .9 7 .0 6 .2 5 .9 

5 .8 5 .9 6 .2 6 .3 

27 .1 27 .5 29 .3 30 .9 

7 .8 7 .8 8 .3 8 .5 

17 .7 18 .9 19 .7 20 .6 

13 .3 13 .0 12 .9 13 .5 

3 .8 3 .8 4_1 4 .0 

13 .1 14 .0 15 .2 16 .8 

2 .2 1 .9 2 .2 2 .4 

81 .6 82 .5 86 .1 88,4= 
Kentucky: Employment -(thousands) 

Page 10 

Sort Key = None 1985 1986 1987 1988 

36 . Railroad transport . 9 .8 

37 . Local & interurban 2 .3 

38 . Trucking 33 .0 

39 . Water transportation 2 .8 

40 . Transportation by air 3 .4 

41 . Pipelines 0 .2 

42 . Transport . services 1 .8 

43 . Communications 13 .5 

46 . utilities 14 .9 

!5 . Wholesale and retail 347 .3 

46 . Wholesale trade 69 .2 

47 . Retail trade 278 .1 

48 . F.I .R.B. 93 .3 

"9 . Banks 4: investment 38 .6 

S0 . Insurance 21 .1 

51 . Real estate 33 .6 

S2 . Services 350 .0 

S3 . Hotels - & lodging 15 .5 

S4 . Personal services 34 .8 

55 . Business services 59 .8 

S6 . Auto repair & parking 16 .7 

57 . Amusement 15 .9 

58 . Health services 99 .7 

59 . Legal services 11.6 

60 . Sducational services 15 .8 

61 . Social services 32 .8 

62 . Private households 23 .3 

63 . other services 23 .8 

64 . Government 278 .8 

65 . Federal, civilian 41 .4 

66 . Federal, military 60 .2 

67 . State and local 177 .3 

8 .9 8 .1 7 .3 

2 .2 2 .3 2 .4 

34 .1 33 .1 34 .8 

2 .8 2 .9 3 .1 

3 .9 8 .6 9 .5 

0 .2 0 .1 0 .1 

2 .1 2.1 2.3 

13 .2 13 .2 13 .3 

15 .1 1S .7 15 .9 

351 .9 368 .7 383 .2 

67 .5 70 .3 71.3 

284 .4 298.3 311.9 

94 .9 94 .0 94 .5 

38 .6 38 .8 37 .7 

22 .1 22 .9 23 .2 

34 .2 32 .3 5 

365 .0 383 .2 400 .3 

16 .1 16 .3 16 .9 

36 .5 36 .5 34 .7 

65 .6 71 .4 72 .2 

17 .4 18 .4 18 .5 

15 .9 16 .8 21 .7 

103 .6 109 .9 114 .6 

12 .1 12 .5 12 .S 

16 .6 ' 17 .5 18 .5 

33 .3 35 .8 38 .3 

22 .8 22 .0 20 .8 

2S .1 26 .0 31 .5 

284 .6 287 .8 292 .7 

41 .8 42 .2 42 .4 

59 .4 59 .2 58 .3 

183 .4 186 .3 192 .0 
Page 11 

Kentucky : Employment (thousands) 

Sort Key a gone 1989 1990 1991 1992 

01 . All-Industry Total 

02 . Farm 

03 . Zlonfarm 

04 . Agricultural services 

05 . Mining 

06 . Metal mining 

07 . Coal mining 

08 . oil 4 gas . 

09 . 3iosimetalic ainerals 

10 . Construction 

11. Manufacturing 

11. Durable goods 

13. Lumber & wood 

14. Furniture 

15. Stone, clay, glass 

16. Primary metals 

117 . Fabricated metals 

18 . Indust . machinery 

19. Slectronic equip. 

20. motor vehicles 

21. Other trans. equip. 

2Z .' IDstrSiSSents 

23 . Misc . manufacturing 

-Z4 . liondurable goods 

ZS . Food & kindred 

26 . Tobacco products 

27 . Textile mill prod. 

28 . Apparel a textile 

29 . Paper products 

30 . Printing & publish. 

31 . Chemicals 

32 . Petroleum products 

33 . Rubber & plastics 

34 . Leather products 

35 . Transport . & utilities 

1,863 .3 1,912 .9 

127.1 125 .2 

1,736 .2 1,787 .7 

17 .0 18 .5 

38 .5 39 .4 

(L) (L) 

31.0 31 .8 

5 .1 4.9 

2 .4 2.6 

98 .8 100 .6 

290 .8 294 .6 

158 .8 161 .1 

14 .4 15 .5 

4.8 4 .6 

10 .3 10 .6 

17 .4 17 .3 

18 .5 19 .4 

33 .0 32 .0 

30 .5 30 .0 

17 .2 19 .2 

3.0 3 .0 

4.1 4.0 

5.7 5.5 

132 .0 133 .6 

19 .0 19 .5 

5.7 5 .6 

9.7 10 .3 

30 .6 29 .2 

9 .1 9 .6 

20.7 21.1 

13 .8 14 .5 

4 .1 3 .7 

17 .2 17 .8 

2 .2 2 .3 

91 .3 95 .6 

1,915.5 1,961 .0 

119 .4 122 .1 

1,796 .1 1,838.9 

19 .3 18 .7 

35 .8 33 .2 

(L) (L) 

28 .5 26 .4 

4.9 4 .4 

2.4 2.4 

98 .7 105 .9 

288.8 293 .1 

155.2 157 .3 

1S.2 15 .3 

4.3 4 .6 

10 .6 11 .0 

16 .8 16 .9 

19 .0 19 

29 .7 29 . . . 

27 .4 27 .6 

19 .5 20 .0 

2 .9 3 .1 

4.0 4 .1 

5.8 5 .6 

133 .6 ~135 .8 

20 .9 21 .4 

5.3 5 .4 

9 .6 9 .9 

29 .3 30 .3 

9 .6 10 .1 

21 .3 20 .7 

14 .9 14 .9 

3 .7 3 .8 

16 .8 17 .4 

2 .1 1 .9 

97 .0 96 .7 
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Kentucky: Employment (thousands) 

Sort Key = None 1989 1990 1991 1992 

36 . Railroad transport . 6.6 6.4 6 .3 5 .7 

37 . Local & interurban 2 .6 2.8 3 .0 3 .3 

38 . Trucking 36 .3 38 .9 40 .0 39 .7 

39 . Water transportation 3 .2 3 .7 3 .8 3 .9 

40 . Transportation by air 10 .6 11 .7 11 .9 12 .6 

41 . Pipelines 0 .1 0 .1 0 .1 0 .1 

42 . Transport. services 2 .5 2 .9 3 .1 3 .0 

.43 . com=unications 13 .4 13 .4 13 .2 12 .8 

44 . utilities . 16 .1 15 .7 15 .5 15 .4 

45 . Wholesale and retail' 396 .6 404 .3 405 .1 415.0 

46 . Wholesale trade 75 .6 76 .6 ~ 77 .5 79 .5 

47 . Retail trade 321.0 327 .7 327.6 335 .5 

48 . F.I .R.B. 95 .0 97 .1 98 .4 96 .7 

"9. Banks ls investment 38 .2 38 .5 37 .8 37 .6 

SO. . Insurance 23 .3 23 .8 24 .9 24 .5 

Sl . Real estate 33 .4 34 .8 35 .7 7 

S2 . Services 410 .0 436 .1 447 .0 40z .9 

53 . Hotels a lodging 17.0 17 .5 17 .1 17 .2 

S4 . Personal services 31 .7 34 .8 35 .2 36 .2 

S5 . Business services 73 .6 83 .5 83 .6 88 .5 

S6 . Auto repair & parking 18 .7 19 .6 19 .9 20 .0 

S7 . Amusement 24 .1 24 .0 24 .2 24 .9 

S8 . 8ealth services 120 .1 128 .3 136 .5 143.3 

S9 . Legal services 12 .9 13 .4 13 .7 14 .4 

60 . Educational services 19 .1 20 .0 22 .0 22 " 1 

61 . Social services 40 .7 43 .1 44 .3 45 .8 

62 . Private households 19 .7 18 .0 17 .7 17 " 9 

63 . Other services 32 .4 33 .8 32 .7 32 .5 

64 : Government 298 .1 301 .3 306 .0 316 .8 

65 . Federal, civilian 43 .5 45 .6 44 .5 44 .9 

66 . Federal, military 57 .1 51 .3 47 .6 54 .0 

67 . State and local 197 .5 204 .4 213 .9 218 .0 
Kentucky: Employment (thousands) 

Sort Key . None 

01 . 

02 . 

03 . 

04 . 

05 . 

06 . 

07 . 

08 . 

09 . 

10 . 

11. 

12 . 

13 . 

14 . 

15 . 

16 . 

17 . 

18 . 

19 . 

20 . 

21 . 

21 . 

23 . 

24 . 

Z5 . 

~26 . 

27 . 

28 . 

29 . 

30 . 

31 . 

32 . 

33 . 

34 . 

35 . 

All-Industry Total 

Farm 

Nonfazm 

Agricultural services 

Mining ' 

Metal mining 

Coal mining 

Oil i gas , 

Nonmetalic minerals 

Construction 

Manufacturing 

Durable goods 

Lumber & wood 

Furniture 

Stone, clay, glass 

Primary metals 

Fabricated metals 

indust . machinery 

Electronic equip. 

Motor vehicles 

Other trans. equip. 

Instruments 

lsisc. manufacturing 

Nondurable goods ' 

Food & kindred 

Tobacco products 

Textile mill prod . 

Apparel & textile 

Paper products 

Printing & publish. 

Chemicals 

Petroleum products 

Rubber & plastics 

Leather products 

Transport . & utilities 

Page 13 

1993 1998 2000 2005 

2,002 .7 2,145 .9 2,190 .9 2,295. 

118 .7 117 .5 117 .0 114 . 

1,884 .0 2,028 .5 2,074 .0 2,180 . 

19 .1 22 .5 23 .8 27 . 

31 .3 27 .1 25 .4 23 . 

(L) N/A (L) (L1 

24 .6 N/A 18 .9 17 . 4.3 N/A 3 .9 3 . 2.4 N/A - 2.6 2 . 

109 .7 118 .9 120.2 . 125 .2 

302 .7 311 .5 313 .5 317 .3 

162 .9 166 .6 166 .8 167.9 

16.5 N/A 18 .6 19 .6 5 .1 N/A 5 .2 5 .2 

11 .3 N/A 11 .9 12 .0 

16.3 N/A 15 .9 15 .6 

20 .8 N/A 22 .4 

31 .0 N/A 30 .1 29 .5 

27 .3 N/A 25 .5 24.4 

21.8 N/A 23 .6 24 .4 3 .2 N/A 3 .9 4 .2 3.9 N/A 4 .0 4.2 5.6 N/A 5 .6 5.6 

139 .8 144 .9 146 .8 149 .4 

22 .3 N/A 22 .8 22 .7 5.3 N/A _ 4 .6 . 4 .2 

10 .3 N/A 10 .4 10 .2 

. 31 .1 N/A 32 .5 32 .7 

10 .7 N/A 12 .5 13 .5 

21 .2 N/A 22 .8 23 .7 

14 .8 N/A 15 .1 15 .1 3 .6 N/A 3 .5 3 .5 

18 .5 N/A 20 .9 22 .4 

2-0 N/A 

1 .7 

1 .S 

99 .5 107 .1 109 .2 114 .7 
Kentucky : Employment (thousands) 

Page 14 

Sort Key - None 1993 1998 2000 2005 

36 . Railroad transport . 5 .2 . N/A 5 .0 4 .8 

37 . Local & interurban 3 .6 N/A 4 .1 4 .4 

38 . Trucking 41 .9 N/A 47 .0 49 .9 

39 . Water transportation 3 .8 N/A 3 .9 3 .9 

40 . Transportation by air 13 .3 N/A 16 .0 17 .7 

41 . Pipelines 0 .1 N/A 0 .1 0 .1 

42 . Transport . services 3 .4 N/A 4 . .4 S .0 

43 . . Communications . 12 .8 N/A . . , 12 .6 12 .4 

44 . utilities 15 .4 . N/A 16 .1 16 .5 

45. Sib olesale and retail 426.7 462.1 469 .3 491 .2 

46. Wholesale trade 78 .5 N/A 85 .5 88 .9 

47 . Retail trade 348.2 N/A 383 .8 402 .2 

48. F.I.R.B . 98 .1 102 .8 106 .6 111.0 

49. Banks k investment ' 37 .8 N/A . 40 .3 41.4 

S0 . Insurance 2S .S N/A 28 .6 30 .2 

S1. Real estate 34 .8 N/A 37.7 3 

52. Services 480.6 545 .5 570 .8 6-9 

53 . Hotels & lodging 17 .2 N/A 19 .2 20 .5 

54 . Personal services 36 .4 N/A 38 .6 39 .6 

55 . Business services 95 .1 N/A 122 .4 138 .6 

56 . Auto repair A parking 20 .8 N/A 23 .7 25 .5 

57 . Amusement 26 .9 N/A 31 .9 34 .2 

58 . Health services 147.9 N/A 180 .9 201.8 

59 . ' Legal services 15 .0 N/A 17 .1 18 .3 

60 . ~Sducational services 22.8 N/A .26 .1 28 .1 

61. Social services 47.7 N/A 56 .9 62 .0 

62 . Private households 17 .9 N/A 15 .9 14 .6 

63 . other services 32 .8 N/A 38 .1 41 .9 

64 . Government 316 .3 331 .0 335 .2 345 .4 

65 . Federal, civilian 42 .4 41 .2 40 .5 39 .3 

66 . Federal, military 50 .2 50 .5 50 .3 50 .3 

67 . State and local 223 .8 239 .3 244 .4 255 .8 
Kentucky : Employment (thousands) 

Page 15 

sort Key = None 2010 2015 2025 2045 

01 . All-Industry Total 

02 . Farm 

03 . 11onf arm 

04 . Agricultural services 

05 . Mining 

06 . Metal mining 

07 . Coal mining 

08 . 031 R gas 

09. lJoametalic minerals 

10 . Construction 

11 . Manufacturing 

12 . Durable goods 

13 . Lumber & wood 

14 . Furniture 

15 . Stone, clay, glass 

16 . Primary metals 

\ 

117" Fabricated metals 

/ 18. Indust . machinery 

19 . Slectronic equip. 

20 . Motor vehicles 

21 . Other trans. equip. 

22 . Instruments 

23 . Misc. manufacturing 

24 . lfondurable goods 

25 . Food & kindred 

26 . Tobacco products 

27 . Textile mill prod . 

28 . Apparel & textile 

29 " Paper products 

30 . Printing & publish. 

31: Chemicals 

32- Petroleum products 

33 . Rubber & plastics 

34 " Leather products 

35 . Transport. & utilities 

2,380 .8 2,439 .3 2,490 .0 

112 .0 108 .1 99,3 

2,268 .7 2,331 .2 2,390 .7 

29 .8 31 .9 34 .5 

21 .8 20 .6 18 .3 

(L) W {L) 

15 .5 14 .5 12 .5 

3 :5 . 3 .3 . 3 .1 

2.7 2 .8 2 .8 

129.4 131 .9 133 .5 

319 .8 320 .3 316 .2 

168 .3 167 .9 164 .9 

20 .3 20 .6 20;5 

5.2 5 .2 5 .0 

12 .1 12 .2 12 .3 

15 .3 1S .0 14 .4 

23 .8 24 .1 24 .3 

28 .9 . 28 .3 . 27 .0 

23 .4 22 .5 21 .0 

25 .0 25 .4 25,7 

4 .4 4.6 4,7 

4 .3 4.4 4 .4 

5 .6 S .6 5 .4 

151 .5 152 .4 151 .2 

22 .5 22 .4 21 .9 

3 .8 3 .5 3 .0 

10 .0 9.8 9 .4 

32 .8 32 .5 30 .9 

14 .3 14 .9 15 .7 

24 .4 24 .9 25 .3 

15 .2 . 15 .2 14 .9 

3 .4 3 .4 3 .3 

23 .7 24 .7 25 .8 

1 .4 1 .2 1 .0 

119 .2 122 .4 125 .4 

2,731.4 

93 .9 

2,637.5 

40 .2 

15 .8 

(L) 

10.1 

2 .7 

3 .0 

146 .0 

335.0 

174 .2 

21 .4 

5 .1 

13.7 

14.9 

2F 

27 .o 

21 .0 

28.1 

5 .2 

4 .9 

5 .8 

160 .8 

23 .1 

2 .7 

9 .7 

30 .6 

17 .8 

27 .6 

15 .8 

3 .5 

29 .1 

0 .9 

139 .1 
Page 16 

Kentucky : Employment (thousands) 

Sort Key = None 2010 2015 2025 2045 

36 . Railroad transport . 4 .6 4.4 4.0' 3 .7 

37 . Local & interurban 4 .6 4.7 4.9 5 .5 

38 . Trucking 52 .3 53 .9 55 .7 62 .5 

39 . Water transportation 4 .0' 4.1 4 .1 4 .6 

40 . Transportation by air 19 .0 20 .2 21 .6 24 .9 

41. Pipelines 0 .1 0 .1 0 .1 0 .1 

42. Transport . services 5 .5 5 .9 6 .4 7 .6 

43 . communications - 12 .2 11 .9 11 .4 11.7 

44. utilities 16 .8 17 .1 17 .1 18 .5 

45. Wholesale and retail 510 .6 522 .9 533 .5 589 .7 

46. Wholesale trade 91 .4 92 .8 ` 93 .3 101 .6 

47 . Retail trade 419 .1 430 .1 440 .2 488 .1 

48 . F.Z .R.H. 114 .5 116 .9 118 .7 129 .2 

49 . Banks Q investment 42 .4 42 .9 43 .2 46 .6 

50 . Insurance 31 .5 32 .4 33 .4 36 .9 

51 . Real estate 40 .6 41 .5 42 .1 

52 . Services 670 .2 705.4 747 .8 8-

53 . Hotels 6 lodging 21 .4 22 .1 22.8 24 .9 

54 . Personal services 40 .4 40 .9 41 .1 44 .3 

55 . Business services 152 .2 163 .0 176 .6 205 .2 

56 . Auto repair & parking 26 .9 28 .0 29 .2 32 .6 

57 . Amusement 36 .1 37 .5 38 .9 43 .1 

58 . Health services _ 219 .8 234 .4 253 .8 296 .9 

59 . Legal services . ' 19 .1 19 .7 20 .3 22 .5 

60 . 8ducational services 29 .7 30 .9 32.3 36 .6 

61 . Social services 66 .0 68 .9 71 .7 79 .4 

62 . Private households 13 .5 12 .7 11 .3 10 .7 

63 . Other services 45 .0 47 .3 49 .9 56 .3 

64 . Government 353 .5 359 .0 362 .8 390 .1 

65 . Federal, civilian 38 .4 37 .5 35 .9 37 .0 

66 . Federal, military 50 .3 50 .3 50 .3 50 .3 

67 . State and local 264 .8 271 .3 276 .7 302 .8 
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GROWTH FACTORS 
2002 Point Source Emissions Inventory _& Projections: 2005, 2008, 2011, 2014, 2017, and 2020 - - _ J - __ --I - ---

Using Most Recent Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) Employment Data for Computing Growth Factors - August 19.5 

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Area Source Emission Projection 

Methodology & Documentation 

Owensboro Ozone Maintenance Area 

PROPOSED UPDATED MAINTENANCE EMISSIONS BUDGET 

OWENSBORO OZONE MAINTENANCE AREA 

DAVIESS AND A PORTION OF HANCOCK COUNTIES 
POPULATION DATA FROM 

U OF L STATE DATA CENTER 
How Many Kentuckians : Population Forecasts 2001 - 2030 

Census Census Projections 

County 1990 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 

Kentucky 3,686,891 4,041,769 4,246,743 4,442,374 4,640,916 4,843,219 5,043,016 5,235,685 

Adair 15,360 17,244 18,191 19,138 20,144 21,162 22,127 23,038 

Allen 14,628 17,800 19,925 22,169 24,616 27,240 30,021 32,939 

Anderson 14,571 19,111 21,977 25,036 28,495 32,347 36,492 40,853 

Ballard 7,902 8,286 8,597 8,868 9,142 9,413 9,656 9,857 

Barren 34,001 38,033 40,366 42,640 44,978 47,300 49,502 51,524 

Bath 9,692 11,085 11,882 12,681 13,496 14,321 15,128 15,891 

Bell 31,506 30,060 29,396 28,588 27,588 26,453 25,207 23,856 

Boone 57,589 85,991 104,982 126,036 150,709 179,528 212,412 249,143 

Bourbon 19,236 19,360 19,392 19,350 19,260 19,110 18,854 18,491 

Boyd 51,150 49,752 49,095 48,148 46,975 45,631 44,094 42,372 

Boy1e 25,641 27,697 28,503 29,273 30,085 30,888 31,573 32,065 

Bracken 7,766 8,279 8,698 9,107 9,517 9,902 10,253 10,564 

Breathitt 15,703 16,100 16,414 16,627 16,734 16,702 16,550 16,282 

Breckinridge 16,312 18,648 20,130 21,554 22,998 24,447 25,846 27,178 

Bullitt 47,567 61,236 69,571 77,928 86,778 96,050 105,481 114,909 

Butler 11,245 13,010 14,232 15,454 16,741 18,105 19,497 20,895 

Caldwell 13,232 13,060 13,047 12,988 12,877 12,723 12,517 12,246 

Calloway 30,735 34,177 35,692 37,317 38,631 39,790 40,846 41,932 

Campbell 83,866 88,616 90,700 92,385 93,818 94,931 95,542 95,547 

Carlisle 5,238 5,351 5,448 5,530 5,605 5,687 5,759 5,807 

Carroll 9,292 10,155 10,815 11,442 12,048 12,626 13,166 13,645 

Carter 24,340 26,889 28,214 29,406 30,544 31,564 32,425 33,122 

Casey 14,211 15,447 16,181 16,853 17,464 18,033 18,550 18,988 

Christian 68,941 72,265 73,955 74,791 75,147 75,404 75,345 74,633 

Clark 29,496 33,144 35,135 36,932 38,631 40,226 41,637 42,813 

Clay 21,746 24,556 26,152 27,615 28,938 30,020 30,904 31,553 

Clinton 9,135 9,634 9,890 10,079 10,223 10,318 10,345 10,299 

Crittenden 9,196 9,384 9,533 9,645 9,733 9,783 9,774 9,695 

Cumberland 6,784 7,147 7,385 7,580 7,747 7,892 8,008 8,085 

Daviess 87,189 91,545 92,994 94,022 94,772 95,221 95,237 94,749 

Edmonson 10,357 11,644 12,428 13,152 13,854 14,536 15,180 15,775 

Elliott 6,455 6,748 6,940 7,122 7,279 7,394 7,460 7,494 

Estill 14,614 15,307 15,730 16,048 16,283 16,424 16,460 16,373 

Fayette 225,366 260,512 279,005 295,664 311,436 326,446 340,043 351,829 

Fleming 12,292 13,792 14,818 15,851 16,929 18,034 19,127 20,198 

Floyd 43,586 42,441 41,893 41, 052 39,881 38,419 36,688 34,674 

Franklin 44,143 47,687 49,196 50,440 51,469 52,255 52,710 52,789 

Fulton 8,271 7,752 7,580 7,419 7,257 7,089 6,907 6,706 

Gallatin 5,393 7,870 9,618 11,638 

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Garrard 11,579 14,792 16,943 19,251 21 ,840 

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Grant 15,737 22,384 27,063 32,341 38,599 45,939 54,408 64,125 

Graves 33,550 37,028 39,038 41, 071 43,261 45,573 47,907 50,203 

Gra son 21,050 24,053 25,908 27,698 29,490 31,248 32,950 34,572 

Green 10,371 11,518 12,144 12,765 13,412 14,066 14,713 15,339 

Greenup 36,742 36,891 37,086 36,989 36,668 36,190 35,566 34,798 

Hancock 7,8641 8,392 _ _ 8,720 8,984 9,240 9,471 9,645 9,761 

~Hardin ~ 89,240~ 94,174/ 97,374 100,278 102, 989 105. 299 107 223 108,851_ 

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Census Census Projec tions 

County 1990 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 

Harlan 36,574 33,202 31,591 29,893 28,088 26,228 24,319 22,347 

Harrison 16,248 17,983 19,195 20,380 21,590 22,772 23,861 24,815 

Hart 14,890 17,445 19,151 20,854 22,638 24,504 26,452 28,449 

Henderson 43,044 44,829 45,701 46,303 46,729 46,933 46,831 46,414 

Henry 12,823 15,060 16,491 17,912 19,386 20,884 22,359 23,784 

Hickman 5,566 5,262 5,116 4,987 4,853 4,712 4,549 4,360 

Hopkins 46,126 46,519 46,665 46,644 46,460 46,077 45,442 44,552 

Jackson 11,955 13,495 14,504 15,490 16,492 17,460 18,368 19,209 

Jefferson 665,123 693,604 706,907 717,376 725,967 732,776 737,210 738,510 

Jessamine 30,508 39,041 43,521 48,116 53,174 58,647 64,346 70,114 

~Johnson 23,248 23,445 23,592 23,550 23,349 23,002 22,477 21,765 

Kenton 142,031 151,464 156,074 159,730 162,859 165,463 167,219 167,873 

Knott 17,906 17,649 17,449 17,145 16, 726 16,173 15,497 14,717 

Knox 29,676 31,795 32,856 33,751 34,527 35,124 35,521 35,721 

Larue 11,679 13,373 14,397 15,406 16,481 17,632 18,797 19,940 

Laurel 43,438 52,715 58,091 63,370 68,810 74,334 79,783 85,088 

Lawrence 13,998 15,569 16,678 17,696 18,643 19,503 20,287 20,971 

Lee 7,422 7,916 8,214 8,483 8,692 8,830 8,896 8,883 

Leslie 13,642 12,401 11,713 10,999 10,241 9,454 8,646 7,828 

Letcher 27,000 25,277 24,546 23,660 22,620 21,452 20,169 18,772 

Lewis 13,029 14,092 14,860 15,577 16,253 16,877 17,446 17,950 

Lincoln 20,045 23,361 25,450 27,520 29,709 32,012 34,336 36,637 

Livingston 9,062 9,804 10,298 10,763 11,221 11,651 12,032 12,350 

Logan 24,416 26,573 27,993 29,362 30,754 32,140 33,450 34,643 

Lyon 6,624 8,080 8,812 9,609 10,522 11,499 12,509 13,585 

McCracken 62,879 65,514 66,566 67,329 67,926 68,329 68,391 68,004 

McCreary 15,603 17,080 18,135 19,082 19,954 20,745 21,439 22,029 

McLean 9,628 9,938 10,224 10,457 10,683 10,889 11,042 11,141 

Madison 57,508 70,872 77,378 83,629 89,741 96,102 102,500 ~ - 108,732 

Magoffin 13,077 13,332 13,515 13,590 13,559 13,454 13,253 12,954 

Marion 16,499 18,212 19,138 20,049 20,975 21,886 22,751 23,533 

Marshall 27,205 30,125 31,598 32,970 34,325 35,607 36,736 37,677 

Martin 12,526 12,578 12,652 12,597 12,418 12,165 11,856 11,459 

Mason 16,666 16,800 16,929 16,966 16,930 16,834 16,658 16,362 

Meade 24,170 26,349 27,647 28,963 30,417 32,045 33,852 35,873 

Menifee 5,092 6,556 7,471 8,407 9,403 10,445 11,526 12,645 

Mercer 19,148 20,817 21,735 22,549 23,339 24,110 24,795 25,353 

Metcalfe 8,963 10,037 10,719 11,377 12,050 12,727 13,392 14,044 

Monroe 11,401 11,756 12,028 12,246 12,415 12,538 12,614 12,644 

Montgomery 19,561 22,554 24,349 26,089 27,841 29,617 31,394 33,106 

Morgan 11,648 13,948 15,258 16,621 18,026 19,368 20,635 21,824 

Muhlenberg 31,318 31,839 32,072 32,136 32,033 31,768 31,323 30,678 

Nelson 29,710 37,477 42,078 46,792 51,905 57,328 62,881 68,458 

Nicholas 6,725 6,813 6,869 6,895 6,884 6,849 6,790 6,695 

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Perry 30,283 29,390 28,870 28,105 27,111 25,930 24,590 23 077 Pike 72,583 68,736 66,710 64,207 61,342 58,214 54,818 

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75 092 Robertson 2,124 2,266 2,340 2,411 2,476 2,528 2,570 , 

2 597 Rockcastle 14,803 16,582 17,680 18,723 19,716 20,662 21,530 , 

22 299 Rowan 20,353 22,094 22,490 22,856 23,021 23,131 23,136 , 

23 005 Russell 14,716 16,315 17,122 17,830 18,494 19,088 19,584 , 

19 986 Scott 23,867 33,061 38,696 44,851 51,981 60,146 69,167 , 

78 858 Shelby 24,824 33,337 38,811 44,723 51,426 58,906 67,006 , 

75 621 Simpson 15,145 16,405 17,098 17,737 18,411 19,105 19,732 , 

20 260 Spencer 6,801 11,766 15,640 20,416 26,520 34,226 43,718 , 

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19 984 Union 16,557 15,637 15,361 15,070 14,776 14,478 14,157 , 

13 813 Warren 77,720 92,522 100,331 108,054 116,102 124,518 133,234 , 

142 201 Washington 10,441 10,916 11,130 11,301 11,457 11,582 11,654 , 

11 658 Wayne 17,468 19,923 21,411 22,863 24,348 25,838 27,284 , 

28 684 Webster 13,955 14,120 14,362 14,573 14,755 14,856 14,876 , 

14 824 Whitley 33,326 35,865 37,208 38,411 39,522 40,466 41,201 , 

41 720 Wolfe 6,503 7,065 7,413 7,715 7,975 8,197 8,376 , 

8 501 Woodford 19,955 23,208 24,896 26,427 27,897 29,288 30,485 , 

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U OF L STATE DATA CENTER 
How Many Kentuckians : Population Forecasts 2001 - 2030 

Census Census Projections 

County 1990 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 

Kentucky 3,686,891 4,041,769 4,246,743 4,442,374 4,640,916 4,843,219 5,043,016 5,235,685 

Adair 15,360 17,244 18,191 19,138 20,144 21,162 22,127 23,038 

Allen 14,628 17,800 19,925 22,169 24,616 27,240 30,021 32,939 

Anderson 14,571 19,111 21,977 25,036 28,495 32,347 36,492 40,853 

Ballard 7,902 8,286 8,597 8,868 9,142 9,413 9,656 9,857 

Barren 34,001 38,033 40,366 42,640 44,978 47,300 49,502 51,524 

Bath 9,692 11,085 11,882 12,681 13,496 14,321 15;128 15,891 

Bell 31,506 30,060 29,396 28,588 27,588 26,453 25,207 23,856 

Boone 57,589 85,991 104,982 126,036 150,709 179,528 212,412 249,143 

Bourbon 19,236 19,360 19,392 19,350 19,260 19,110 18,854 18,491 

Boyd 51,150 49,752 49,095 48,148 46,975 45,631 44,094 42,372 

Boyle 25,641 27,697 28,503 29,273 30,085 30,888 31,573 32,065 

Bracken 7,766 8,279 8,698 9,107 9,517 9,902 10,253 10,564 

Breathitt 15,703 16,100 16,414 16,627 16,734 16,702 16,550 16,282 

Breckinridge 16,312 18,648 20,130 21,554 22,998 24,447 25,846 27,178 

Bullitt 47,567 61,236 69,571 77,928 86,778 96,050 105,481 114,909 

Butler 11,245 13,010 14,232 15,454 16,741 18,105 19,497 20,895 

Caldwell 13,232 13,060 13,047 12,988 12,877 12,723 12,517 12,246 

Calloway 30,735 34,177 35,692 37,317 38,631 39,790 40,846 41,932 

Campbell 83,866 88,616 90,700 92,385 93,818 94,931 95,542 95,547 

Carlisle 5,238 5,351 5,448 5,530 5,605 5,687 5,759 5,807 

Carrol! 9,292 10,155 10,815 11,442 12,048 12,626 13,166 13,645 

Carter 24,340 26,889 28,214 29,406 30,544 31,564 32,425 33,122 

Casey 14,211 15,447 16,181 16,853 17,464 18,033 18,550 1 8,988 

Christian 68,941 72,265 73,955 74,791 75,147 75,404 75,345 

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Clark 29,496 33,144 35,135 36,932 38,631 40,226 

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Clay 21,746 24,556 26,152 27,615 28,938 30,020 30, 904 31,553 

Clinton 9,135 9,634 9,890 10,079 10,223 10,318 10,345 10,299 

Crittenden 9,196 9,384 9,533 9,645 9,733 9,783 

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Cumberland 6,784 7,147 7,385 7,580 7,747 7,892 8,008 8,085 

Daviess 87,189 91,545 92,994 94,022 94,772 95,221 

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Edmonson 10,357 11,644 12,428 13,152 13,854 14,536 15,180 15,775 

Elliott 6,455 6,748 6,940 7,122 7,279 

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Estill 14,614 15,307 15,730 16,048 16,283 16,424 16,460 16,373 

Fayette 225,366 260,512 279,005 295,664 311,436 326,446 340,043 351,829 

Fleming 12,292 13,792 14,818 15,851 16,929 18,034 19,127 20,198 

Floyd 43,586 42,441 41,893 41,052 39,881 38,419 36,688 34,674 

Franklin 44,143 47,687 49,196 

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Fulton 8,271 7,752 7,580 7,419 7,257 7,089 6,907 6,706 

Gallatin 5,393 7,870 9,618 

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Garrard 11,579 14,792 16,943 

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Grant 15,737 22,384 27,063 32,341 38,599 45,939 54,408 64,125 

Graves 33,550 37,028 39,038 41,071 43,261 45,573 47,907 50,203 

Grayson 21,050 24,053 25,908 27,698 29,490 31,248 32,950 34,572 

Green 10,371 11,518 12,144 12,765 13,412 14,066 14,713 15,339 

Greenup 36,742 36,891 37,086 36,989 36,668 36,190 35,566 34,798 

Hancock 7,864 8,392 8,720 8,984 9,240 9,471 9,645 9,761 

Hardin 89,240 94,174 97,374 100,27i~, -102,9891 - 105,299 107,223, 108,851 

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Census Census Projections 

County 1990 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 

Harlan 36,574 33,202 31,591 29,893 28,088 26,228 24,319 22,347 

Harrison 16,248 17,983 19,195 20,380 21,590 22,772 23,861 24,815 

Hart 14,890 17,445 19,151 20,854 22,638 24,504 26,452 28,449 

Henderson 43,044 44,829 45,701 46,303 46,729 46,933 46,831 46,414 

Henry 12,823 15,060 16,491 17,912 19,386 20,884 22,359 23,784 

Hickman 5,566 5,262 5,116 4,987 4,853 4,712 4,549 4,360 

Hopkins 46,126 46,519 46,665 46,644 46,460 46,077 45,442 44,552 

Jackson 11,955 13,495 14,504 15,490 16,492 17,460 18,368 19,209 

Jefferson 665,123 693,604 706,907 717,376 725,967 732,776 737,210 738,510 

Jessamine 30,508 39,041 43,521 48,116 53,174 58,647 64,346 70,114 

Johnson 23,248 23,445 23,592 23,550 23,349 23,002 22,477 21,765 

Kenton 142,031 151,464 156,074 159,730 162;859 165,463 167,219 167,873 

Knott 17,906 17,649 17,449 17,145 16,726 16,173 15,497 14,717 

Knox 29,676 31,795 32,856 33,751 34,527 35,124 35,521 35,721 

Larue 11,679 13,373 14,397 15,406 16,481 17,632 18,797 19,940 

Laurel 43,438 52,715 58,091 63,370 68,810. 74,334 79,783 85,088 

Lawrence 13,998 15,569 16,678 17,696 18,643 19,503 20,287 20,971 

Lee 7,422 7,916 8,214 8,483 8,692 8,830 8,896 8,883 

Leslie 13,642 12,401 11,713 10,999 10,241 9,454 8,646 7,828 

Letcher 27,000 25,277 24,546 23,660 22,620 21,452 20,169 18,772 

Lewis 13,029 14,092 14,860 15,577 16,253 16,877 17,446 17,950 

Lincoln 20,045 23,361 25,450 27,520 29,709 32,012 34,336 36,637 

Livingsto _ n 9,062 9,804 10,298 10,763 11,221 11,651 12,032 12,350 

Logan 24,416 26,573 27,993 29_,362 30,754 32,140 33,450 34,643 

Lyon 6,624 8,080 8,812 9,609 10,522 11,499 12,509 13,585 

McCracken 62,879 65,514 66,566 67,329 67,926 68,329 68,391 68,004 

McCreary 15,603 17,080 18,135 19,082 19,954 20,745 21,439 22,029 

McLean 9,628 9,938 10,224 10,457 10,683 10,889 11,042 11,141 

Madison 57,508 70,872 77,378 83,629 89,741 96,102 102,500 108,732 

Magoffin 13,077 13,332 13,515 13,590 13,559 13,454 13,253 12,954 

Marion 16,499 18,212 19,138 20,049 20,975 21,886 22,751 23,533 

Marshall 27,205 30,125 31,598 32,970 34,325 35,607 36,736 37,677 

Martin 12,526 12,578 12,652 12,597 12,418 12,165 11,856 11,459 

Mason 16,666 16,800 16,929 16,966 16,930 16,834 16,658 16,362 

Meade 24,170 26,349 27,647 28,963 30,417 32,045 33,852 35,873 

Menifee 5,092 6,556 7,471 8,407 9,403 10,445 11,526 12,645 

Mercer 19,148 20,817 21,735 22,549 23,339 24,110 24,795 25,353 

Metcalfe 8,963 10,037 10,719 11,377 12,050 12,727 13,392 14,044 

Monroe 11,401 11,756 12,028 12,246 12,415 12,538 12,614 12,644 

Montgomery 19,561 22,554 24,349 26,089 27,841 29,617 31,394 33,106 

Morgan 11,648 13,948 15,258 16,621 18,026 19,368 20,635 21,824 

Muhlenberg 31,318 31,839 32,072 32,136 32,033 31,768 31,323 30,678 

Nelson 29,710 37,477 42,078 46,792 51,905 57,328 62,881 68,458 

Nicholas 6,725 6,813 6,869 6,895 6,884 6,849 6,790 6,695 

Ohio 21,105 22,916 24,119 25,271 26,374 27,413 28,354 29,167 

Oldham 33,263 46,178 54,441 62,789 71,753 81,508 91,920 102,650 

Owen 9,035 10,547 11,575 12,618 13,728 14,911 16,129 17,361 

Owsley 5,036 4,858 4,797 4,71,'~ 4,610 4,492 4,352 4,186 

Pendleton 12,036 14,390 16,004 17,690 19,496 21,385 23,314 25,261 

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County 

Census 

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Census 

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Projections 

2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 

Peny 30,283 29,390 28,870 28,105 27,111 25,930 24,590 23 077 Pike 72,583 68,736 66,710 64,207 61,342 58,214 54,818 

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51 158 Powell 11,686 13,237 14,189 15,063 15,866 16,590 17,247 

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75 092 Robertson 2,124 2,266 2,340 2,411 2,476 2,528 2,570 , 

2 597 Rockcastle 14,803 16,582 17,680 18,723 19,716 20,662 21,530 , 

22 299 Rowan 20,353 22,094 22,490 22,856 23,021 23,131 23,136 , 

23 005 Russell 14,716 16,315 17,122 17,830 18,494 19,088 19,584 , 

19 986 Scott 23,867 33,061 38,696 44,851 51,981 60,146 69,167 , 

78 858 Shelby 24,824 33,337 38,811 44,723 51,426 58,906 67,006 , 

75 621 Simpson 15,145 16,405 17,098 17,737 18,411 19,105 19,732 , 

20 260 Spencer 6,801 11,766 15,640 20,416 26,520 34,226 43,718 , 

55 221 Taylor 21,146 22,927 23,622 24,227 24,758 25,168 25,444 , 

25 611 Todd 10,940 11,971 12,671 13,365 14,109 14,871 15,620 , 

16 347 Trigg 10,361 12,597 14,136 15,740 17,472 19,345 21,352 , 

23 468 Trimble 6,090 8,125 9,545 11,134 12,976 15,079 17,408 , 

19 984 Union 16,557 15,637 15,361 15,070 14,776 14,478 14,157 , 

13 813 Warren 77,720 92,522 100,331 108,054 116,102 124,518 133,234 , 

142 201 Washington 10,441 10,916 11,130 11,301 11,457 11,582 11,654 , 

11 658 Wayne 17,468 19,923 21,411 22,863 24,348 25,838 27,284 , 

28 684 Webster 13,955 14,120 14,362 14,573 14,755 14,856 14,876 , 

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