No, there are no federally recognized Indian reservations in Kentucky. The state does have a complex and rich Native American history, but it does not currently have reservations like those found in other states.
Historically, several Native American tribes inhabited Kentucky, including the Shawnee and Cherokee. However, due to various factors such as European settlement and government policies, many Native American communities were displaced over the years.
Today, while there are Native American organizations and communities in Kentucky, they do not have the same status as reservations seen in states with larger Native American populations. Instead, many tribes operate under a recognized system that allows them to maintain their cultural heritage without the geographic boundaries of a reservation.