Zip Codes Near Carter County, Kentucky

A

41102
Ashland, KY

$960 to $1,400
40 Rentals
C

41129
Catlettsburg, KY

$725 to $1,050
48 Rentals
F

41139
Flatwoods, KY

$875
22 Rentals
G

41141
Garrison, KY

1 Rentals
G

41143
Grayson, KY

11 Rentals
G

41144
Greenup, KY

$650 to $875
135 Rentals
I

41149
Isonville, KY

3 Rentals
OH

41164
Olive Hill, KY

1 Rentals
R

41168
Rush, KY

3 Rentals
SH

41171
Sandy Hook, KY

3 Rentals
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