The Richest Zip Code In Kentucky.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- Wait, what? Kentucky has wealthy people? In this video I go through the far northeast section of Jefferson County for my 11th video (out of 12 total) on Louisville. It's a nice part of town to say the least.
E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park: 1:02
Kentucky Truck Assembly Plant (Where Ford Super Duty Trucks, the Ford Explorer and the Lincoln Navigator are made: 4:30
Worthington Hills: 8:06 - 10:08
The Richest Zip Code in Kentucky: 13:06
Norton Commons: 17:01
Glenview: 26:45
Northfield: 31:09
Greymoor-Devondale: 32:04
Westport Middle School: 33:38
Rolling Hills: 35:47
Kentucky Country Day School: 39:22
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E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park: 1:02
Kentucky Truck Assembly Plant (Where Ford Super Duty Trucks, the Ford Explorer and the Lincoln Navigator are made: 4:30
Worthington Hills: 8:06 - 10:08
The Richest Zip Code in Kentucky: 13:06
Norton Commons: 17:01
Glenview: 26:45
Northfield: 31:09
Greymoor-Devondale: 32:04
Westport Middle School: 33:38
Rolling Hills: 35:47
Kentucky Country Day School: 39:22
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I have learned many things watching this video, one of them is that rich people love their speed bumps.
I love the don't speed in my neighborhood but screw yours mentality.
@@302Mustang13 Yeah, I was saying the same thing; they don't want you speeding in their hood. 😂😂😂
Yea the beginning video is a place called Indian Springs. I cut through it all the time. People like me are why there are like 12 speed bumps on the main road.
Tom Sawyer park is one of my favorite places in the world this video is making me feel so many weird emotions
Just recently got my license back and have visited my home city a couple times now. (just driving/no destination) And I’m “just a little” obsessed with this part of Louisville now!! Wolf Pen Branch Rd has some of the most biggest/ritzy homes I’ve ever seen in person!! I wish you would have showed more of these homes (with your side views, cam) 🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️ or ventured off in a couple of these neighborhoods!! 😩 ESPECIALLY the one on your right at 22:46 (Harrods Glen Dr) one word.. WOW!!
Thanks Chris, another great video. I have owned two dump trucks built at the Louisville Ford Truck Plant. I have a friend who grew up in Glenview (great shots of the hood). She partied with the servants when her parents were out of the house. Thank you for the shots of Norton Commons! Home rule suburbs are a way to avoid paying Louisville taxes. Great insights! Thanks!!
Yes! Please tour Prospect 🙏🏻😁
Lil’shy of 1k likes lol
I've always found the 83 municipalities in Jefferson County to be rather charming.
I just graduated from Kentucky Country Day School this year and it’s so weird to think you were filming this during my senior year of high school. Feel like I just fell into the weirdest rabbit hole
I've been using your videos to help me decide which neighborhoods I want to move to haha
Chris, just an important technicality about the city-county merger of 2003 - It wasn’t a merger. The City of Louisville dissolved and the governmental powers of Jefferson County Fiscal Court (a Kentucky county’s executive and legislative body) were transferred to a newly created entity called Louisville-Jefferson County Metro Government. So, Louisville Metro Government is actually the political successor to Jefferson County, not to the defunct and no longer extant City of Louisville. That being said, although it’s popular to talk of “city limits” such is a misnomer as all formerly unincorporated areas of Jefferson County as well as what was the City of Louisville were incorporated by the county.
Your inane comments throughout the video regarding all the small cities... they all existed YEARS before the city of Louisville expanded its footprint to encompasses all of Jefferson County in 2003. You even answered it yourself in your "Jeffersontown" video when you stated that "Louisville annexed all of the UNINCORPORATED land in Jefferson County." Well, all of those little cities/neighborhoods/subdivisions you drone on about we're already INCORPORATED prior to that! You make it sound like small groups of people go start cities in the middle of Louisville for no reason. Anyway, keep up the good work! Your filming and production are spot on, if only you could team up with some narration talent. (You seem to like left handed compliments)
Chris, you really put out some of the best content on YT. Thank you so much for your attention to detail!
I appreciate the kind words, thank you!
I agree!!
Anything within Jefferson County is "Louisville", after city/county merger in 2003. All subject to the same Mayor, same City Council, etc. They may have their own taxing districts for certain functions, and they didn't merge the Fire Departments but there is still just one 911 dispatch for emergency services. So while they may have a fancy sign out front, it's mostly just a neighborhood with a name. Luckily where I live in Louisville is still rural, lots of farmland....for now...progress! Ugh.
You were on my street, two blocks from my house!
Why did you not mention Ballard HS, you drove right by it?
Also the thing it’s not a mall, the shopping area across from KCD is called the Paddock (some call it the summit). And it’s a popular shopping center
Woah that Norton Commons was impressive. Appeared to be a city unto itself. Kinda like an updated version of Mayberry.
I thought it was pretty nice.
A lot of this was built in the housing boom, late 90's, early 2000's. Norton Commons was the old WHAS farm property, owned by the Binghams who owned a media empire including two newspapers (back when that was a thing) and radio and TV stations. It's all new, built to look old. All that stretch of Hwy 22 was farmland until just maybe 20-25 years ago. Progress.
@@asmith7876 thanks for the history👍🏻
@@shelbyz1974 It’s a particular quirk of Louisville, you give directions by telling what something USED to be. No lie, a common direction is to refer to the Old Sears Building in St. Matthews. It was the Sears department store for decades but hasn’t been for over 40 years. Still referred to by it!
My partner was just saying "The Americans don't really do roundabouts do they?" Then OMG at 20:00 is a roundabout!!! Hi from an Oldham postcode UK.
I just read about what that is. Man most can't deal with a four-stop of stop signs. You know how many accidents we would have with a roundabout? OMG 😱😱😱. The design and reason for seems much better than the traffic light and stop signs.
Seen it. Oh no. Too many cars; accident waiting to happen.
It’s become more and more common here over the years. Americans have gotten better with roundabouts.
@@ChrisHarden isn’t Indy like the “roundabout capital” in the US? Heard/read that somewhere, I believe haha
@@JUSAGUYNKY I certainly feel like I drive through more roundabouts in Indiana haha
Thanks Chris
HEY Chris Hello from ATL i have a cuz thats on my mom side that used to live in that area thx man xd
Glenview KY actually has its own ZIP code, 40025.
Good catch.
Curious if you ever did a video on Prospect? I live in Prospect zip code, but Oldham county. Prospect has 5,000 residents yet has a police force which is mostly retired Louisville police. On the third shift they have 3 officers on duty. Needless to say they have plenty of tax income.
The Commonwealth Tap thanks you for inclusion in this video.
Norton Commons seams like a nice place!
Literally drove by my apartments at the beginning of this video I feel so weird
Isn’t the suburbs of St Louis the same with the dozens of small home-rule (or whatever they’re called) cities?
I've been working around that area for awhile and this video missed a lot of beautiful homes just street view
It’s Courier Journal, not “career”?
The city was named after King Louis. Thus “Louis-ville”
Definitely not! LOU A VUL
The start of these videos is so demeaning. 🙄
You'll be fine.