re: Most Educated Towns Per State

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Indian Hills, KY isn't a town. It's a subdivision in Louisville. No, not even a "neighborhood" that was incorporated in the merger. Literally a subdivision and a pretty small one at that.

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It's a town in the same way that Jeffersontown is. We all know it's in Louisville but it has a rather large inflated self-worth.

ETA: I think they fought with the state to be named a separate city but are still part of "Louisville Metro".