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These Are The 10 Snobbiest Places In Kentucky

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We used science and data to determine which cities in KY probably think they’re better than you.

 

When it comes to being a snob, you’ve got all types. You’ve got your wine snobs, beer snobs, and food snobs. There are book snobs, movie snobs, and theatre (yes, with an re) snobs. These days, you’ve probably even got snob snobs—people who think their type of snob is better than yours.

 

Down in the south, you might not think of folks as ‘snobby’ as those in the northeast. But, they’re out there, for sure. Especially in certain areas of Kentucky, where you can call these true southerners snooty or even just plain loaded if you will.

 

In fact, in these 10 places, it’s downright snobby:

 

  1. Francisville
  2. Union
  3. Fort Wright
  4. Douglass Hills
  5. Fort Mitchell
  6. Buckner
  7. Fort Thomas
  8. Villa Hills
  9. Hebron
  10. Edgewood

Now we’re not so full of ourselves as to just come up with this list from nowhere. We actually analyzed 82 places in the state. And we’re not saying there’s anything wrong with these cities.

 

Actually, if we had their wealth and lifestyle, we’d probably be a little snobby, too.

 

These Are The 10 Snobbiest Places In Kentucky – RoadSnacks

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They could have made it easy on everyone and just said Northern Kentucky.

Proud to be from one of the cities on the list although I am far from a snob! :whistling:

I live in one of those cities and there are no snobs here. More like slobs!!

For those wondering where Francisville is it is part of Hebron. North of 275.

For those wondering where Francisville is it is part of Hebron. North of 275.

 

You beat me to it, I was just about to ask. If I were someone that judged a book by it's cover though, I would probably think a town with the name Francicisville was likely full of people I want nothing to do with hah. No offense to anyone who lives there, as I don't judge a book by it's cover.

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For those wondering where Francisville is it is part of Hebron. North of 275.

 

No wonder Conner isn't any good in football.

No wonder Conner isn't any good in football.

 

:lol2: :sssh:

For those wondering where Francisville is it is part of Hebron. North of 275.

 

I'd never heard of it until now.

I'd say Ft. Thomas takes the cake.

Buckner?

 

Whatever.

 

Any list that doesn't prominently feature Anchorage and Prospect isn't worth the time to read.

 

Must be some sort of really arbitrary population cutoff.

I was going to make a Union joke, but there they are at #2. :lol2:

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I was going to make a Union joke, but there they are at #2. :lol2:

 

I am all ears, my side of the street is Florence, the other side of the street is Union.

I am all ears, my side of the street is Florence, the other side of the street is Union.

 

You live in Kroger?

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