Radcliff, KY

Kentucky · Hardin County · Elizabethtown Metro

Radcliff is a small city in Kentucky with a population of 22,967. Residents earn $60,976 per year, which is 19% below the national average.

2.9 /5.0

C+ Fair

22,967 Population 1,717/sq mi density

$60,976 Median Income $31,045 per capita

$163,300 Home Value $207,414 Zillow

$965 Median Rent 22.5% income on rent

56°F Avg Temperature 299 sunny days/yr

252 Violent Crime/100K 3,431 property/100K

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Overall

2.9 / 5.0

Fair overall score based on economy, affordability, safety and education

Economy

3.4 / 5.0

$60,976 median income, 5.9% unemployment

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Affordability

5.0 / 5.0

$163,300 home value, $965/mo rent

Safety

1.0 / 5.0

252 violent crimes/100K (34% below avg)

Education

2.3 / 5.0

16.6% bachelor's degree or higher

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Haunted Places Near Radcliff, KY

1 reported haunted locations found near Radcliff, KY.

Name	Description
Saunder's Springs	Until fairly recently (1999 or 2000) this place was off limits to just about everyone. It was part of Ft. Knox, only accessible from a couple of dirt roads across the street from the old US Cav. store. It’s now been opened to the public and made into a park. There are the remains of the old pump houses and tanks for when this was the main water source for Ft. Knox and Radcliff. On all of my visits (both before and after it being opened to the public) I have been plagued with the feeling of ...

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Saunder's Springs

Until fairly recently (1999 or 2000) this place was off limits to just about everyone. It was part of Ft. Knox, only accessible from a couple of dirt roads across the street from the old US Cav. store. It’s now been opened to the public and made into a park. There are the remains of the old pump houses and tanks for when this was the main water source for Ft. Knox and Radcliff. On all of my visits (both before and after it being opened to the public) I have been plagued with the feeling of ...

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