Harlan, Kentucky | A Sad Truth
With a soaring poverty level of over 41%, Harlan Kentucky is one of the poorest cities in America. Hidden away in the Eastern Hills of Kentucky, this place has suffered immensely from the decline in coal mining. At a population height of 5,122 people in the 1940's to just 1,641 in 2023 this city continues to decline each year with no recovery in sight. Although Harlan has a low cost of living, and relatively safe community, finding a good job is extremely difficult. Many businesses have closed over the years, amenities are few, and people simply have to move away to find better opportunities. Let's take a look at some of the most impacted areas. ►Join my community for exclusive members only content: / @hoodsnhollers

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