In Central Kentucky, Larue County, centered in Hodgenville with a population of approximately 14,633, is renowned as the birthplace of Abraham Lincoln, providing a rich historical backdrop and fertile farmland perfect for homesteaders valuing heritage and agricultural potential. Experience the convenience of city amenities with rural tranquility in McCracken County, Western Kentucky, led by Paducah. As the most populous county on this list with over 66,000 residents, it offers diverse land options, from development tracts to spacious residential parcels near major transportation hubs.