WHO KNEW?????

[CATHYnKY]

I learned something today. Saw an article where it listed the longest commutes for each state. Kentucky's is Carrsville. The 2010 census count has the population at 50. I think it said the area is 138 acres and the average commute to work is 96 minutes. It is a metro of Paducah. Who knew???

[KevinHall]

My commute home in the afternoon is usually more than that. leave work at 3 pm and am walking in the front door at about 4:45 pm. But I live in a huge metropolitan area. I don't why anyone in Kentucky would or should have a commute like that.

[surveyor]

I learned something today. Saw an article where it listed the longest commutes for each state. Kentucky's is Carrsville. The 2010 census count has the population at 50. I think it said the area is 138 acres and the average commute to work is 96 minutes. It is a metro of Paducah. Who knew???

If they're calling Carrsville a "metro" of Paducah, they're being quite generous. Carrsville is nearly 40 miles to downtown Paducah. I could see Calvert City being a metro of Paducah.

Whoever's commuting from Carrsville 96 minutes must work in Henderson, Ky.

[DA#23]

This could be a neat thread, but I don't have a "who knew" fact of my own to contribute at the moment. Let me ponder some.

[Blue Heaven]

Work with a guy who lives in Hamilton Ohio which is right past Cincy. Takes him almost 2 hours to get to work. He said his car is approaching 300,000 miles. I'd say so! No way I would/could drive that to work and back. I guess there's a reason be leads at least our crew in no shows.

[CATHYnKY]

This could be a neat thread, but I don't have a "who knew" fact of my own to contribute at the moment. Let me ponder some.

Didn't mean this to be a new "game" thread. Just thought it was an interesting find.