Nicholas County lies on the northeastern edge of Kentucky’s Inner Bluegrass, with Carlisle serving as the county’s main settlement and
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Nelson County sits in central Kentucky with Bardstown as the clearest settlement and road reference. Bloomfield and Fairfield mark the
Muhlenberg County lies in western Kentucky’s coal-field region, with Greenville and Central City forming the strongest settlement corridor and Powderly,
Morgan County lies in eastern Kentucky’s Cumberland foothills with West Liberty serving as the main settlement and road reference. Routes
Montgomery County sits in Kentucky’s Outer Bluegrass region with Mount Sterling serving as the main urban and road reference. Interstate
Monroe County occupies the south-central edge of Kentucky with Tompkinsville serving as the main settlement and road reference. Gamaliel lies
Metcalfe County sits in south-central Kentucky with Edmonton as the main settlement and road reference. U.S. 68 and Kentucky routes
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Mercer County lies in central Kentucky’s Bluegrass region with Harrodsburg as the clearest urban and road reference. Route 127 runs
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Menifee County is a rugged eastern Kentucky county where Frenchburg sits near the center of a dense network of ridges,
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