Pulaski County spreads across south-central Kentucky with Somerset as the main settlement and Science Hill, Ferguson, Burnside, and Eubank forming
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Powell County lies at the foothills of eastern Kentucky’s Appalachian Mountains, with Stanton and Clay City forming the clearest settlement
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Pike County occupies Kentucky’s far eastern Appalachian border, with Pikeville as the main settlement and road reference and Coal Run
Perry County lies in the steep Appalachian terrain of eastern Kentucky, with Hazard as the main settlement and road reference
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Pendleton County occupies the rolling hills of northern Kentucky, with Falmouth serving as the main settlement and administrative reference and
Owsley County lies in the rugged hill country of eastern Kentucky, with Booneville serving as the main settlement and road
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Owen County occupies a rolling part of north-central Kentucky with Owenton as the main settlement and road reference. US 127
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Oldham County lies northeast of Louisville, with La Grange as the clearest urban reference and Crestwood, Pewee Valley, Orchard Grass
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Ohio County occupies the central part of western Kentucky, with Hartford and Beaver Dam forming the clearest settlement references and
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