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4,407 stores · USDA data

Where to use EBT in Kentucky

4,407 stores in Kentucky take SNAP EBT cards, in 120 counties or areas. Search by city, county or ZIP code, or pick a county below.

4,407stores that take EBT
555supermarkets and super stores
141farmers markets

Stores by type

  • Convenience Store2,011
  • Other1,384
  • Super Store296
  • Grocery Store272
  • Supermarket259
  • Farmers and Markets141
  • Specialty Store44

Cities with the most stores

  • Louisville 581
  • Lexington 239
  • Bowling Green 123
  • Owensboro 85
  • Paducah 65
  • London 63
  • Somerset 61
  • Richmond 57
  • Elizabethtown 55
  • Frankfort 52
  • Florence 51
  • Corbin 48
  • Glasgow 45
  • Hopkinsville 44
  • Nicholasville 44
  • Ashland 42
  • Henderson 39
  • Covington 39
  • Shepherdsville 36
  • Campbellsville 34
  • Mayfield 34
  • Pikeville 33
  • Winchester 32
  • Georgetown 32

All 120 counties

106 have their own page with the full store list. 14 have fewer than 10 stores and are listed here only.

CountyStoresSupermarketsFarmers markets
Adair County2220
Allen County2031
Anderson County1921
Ballard County910
Barren County6082
Bath County1612
Bell County3461
Boone County86161
Bourbon County2221
Boyd County5270
Boyle County3240
Bracken County800
Breathitt County2032
Breckinridge County2841
Bullitt County6161
Butler County1230
Caldwell County1730
Calloway County3030
Campbell County55121
Carlisle County600
Carroll County1820
Carter County4434
Casey County2522
Christian County7391
Clark County3230
Clay County2742
Clinton County1030
Crittenden County910
Cumberland County1412
Daviess County96151
Edmonson County1100
Elliott County610
Estill County1611
Fayette County239457
Fleming County2321
Floyd County5960
Franklin County5271
Fulton County921
Gallatin County810
Garrard County1610
Grant County2420
Graves County4450
Grayson County3232
Green County1221
Greenup County3822
Hancock County600
Hardin County105151
Harlan County3870
Harrison County2323
Hart County3233
Henderson County4361
Henry County2111
Hickman County600
Hopkins County5050
Jackson County1912
Jefferson County6078616
Jessamine County4761
Johnson County3130
Kenton County109131
Knott County1711
Knox County3941
Larue County1520
Laurel County8872
Lawrence County2221
Lee County1533
Leslie County1310
Letcher County3073
Lewis County1420
Lincoln County3236
Livingston County1311
Logan County2950
Lyon County810
Madison County8575
Magoffin County1520
Marion County1720
Marshall County3440
Martin County2421
Mason County2341
McCracken County68101
McCreary County2321
McLean County1200
Meade County2420
Menifee County1213
Mercer County2221
Metcalfe County1111
Monroe County1321
Montgomery County3931
Morgan County2023
Muhlenberg County3751
Nelson County4260
Nicholas County910
Ohio County2412
Oldham County2762
Owen County1311
Owsley County811
Pendleton County1221
Perry County4051
Pike County73122
Powell County2021
Pulaski County9175
Robertson County100
Rockcastle County2012
Rowan County3542
Russell County3140
Scott County3730
Shelby County3430
Simpson County2240
Spencer County1010
Taylor County3432
Todd County1320
Trigg County2020
Trimble County700
Union County1920
Warren County129204
Washington County1221
Wayne County2422
Webster County1710
Whitley County5272
Wolfe County1511
Woodford County1920

Card help in Kentucky

  • EBT card help: Kentucky EBT CardBalance, lost or stolen card, PIN888-979-9949

We publish a phone number only when two independent sources agree: the USDA state directory and the state agency's own website. "n/d" means we could not confirm it, so call 2-1-1 or use the number on the back of your card.

Sources: USDA SNAP Retailer Locator data (layer updated October 21, 2026); USDA SNAP State Directory of Resources (state entry updated December 02, 2025).

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