Brownsville, KY

Brownsville is a small town located in the Appalachian Mountains of eastern Kentucky. The population was just over 2,000 in the 2010 census, making it one of the smallest towns in the state. Brownsville is known for its coal mining history and its many beautiful mountains and valleys.

Real estate in Brownsville is dominated by coal mining companies that have left behind acres of empty land. However, there has been a recent uptick in home sales as people move to Brownsville to take advantage of its affordable housing and peaceful environment. There are currently only a few homes available for sale, but prices are still relatively low compared to other areas of Kentucky.

The main industry in Brownsville is coal mining, but there are also a few small businesses that provide services to the local community. The town has a small public school system that serves students from kindergarten through eighth grade, and there are no high schools or colleges located within the town limits. However, residents can attend schools in nearby towns such as Hazard or Middlesboro.

The climate in Brownsville is very mild year-round with little rainfall. This makes it an ideal place to live if you enjoy warm weather all year long! The average temperature ranges from 32 degrees Fahrenheit during winter months to 78 degrees Fahrenheit during summer months. There is also plenty of sunshine throughout the year – averaging around 300 hours per year!