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Substations in Kentucky

Bywatts lists 617 named substations in Kentucky.

1,032 additional unnamed substations in Kentucky appear on the map only.

617Named
500Shown
1,649Total (incl. unnamed)

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Weather peril risk for Kentucky sites

120 Kentucky counties carry a FEMA National Risk Index hazard profile, and riverine flooding is the leading peril in 45 of them. Warren County ranks highest for modeled catastrophe exposure.

See the full Kentucky county weather risk ranking

Source: FEMA National Risk Index, modeled by Bywatts. Full ranking, insurability signal and methodology at the link.

All 617 named substations in Kentucky

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ABERDEEN100-229 kV
ADAIRVILLE100-229 kV
BAKER735+ kV
BARKLEY100-229 kV
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BOWLING GREEN100-229 kV
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CALVERT100-229 kV
CLINTON100-229 kV
EAST BOWLING GREEN100-229 kV
EAST CALVERT100-229 kV
FRANKLIN100-229 kV
FRUITHILL100-229 kV
GLASLOW100-229 kV
HARDIN100-229 kV
HOPKINSVILLE100-229 kV
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KENTUCKY DAM100-229 kV
LEWISBURG100-229 kV
LOGAN ALUMINUM100-229 kV
LOST CITY100-229 kV
MARSHALL100-229 kV
MAYFIELD100-229 kV
MEMPHIS JUNCTION100-229 kV
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MURRAY100-229 kV
PARADISE500-734 kV
PINEVILLE100-229 kV
RUSSELLVILLE100-229 kV
SCOTTSVILLE100-229 kV
SHAWNEE500-734 kV
SOUTH BOWLING GREEN100-229 kV
SOUTH SCOTTSVILE100-229 kV
STELLA100-229 kV
SUMMER SHADE100-229 kV
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Kentucky at a glance

Kentucky has 31 operating power plants (21.5 GW, led by Coal), 617 named substations, 1 data center, 45 solar installers and 19 solar companies on Bywatts; retail electricity sales were 75.9 TWh in 2025 (EIA), down 0.2% over ten years.