Lyon County sits in western Kentucky where broad reservoirs, river corridors, and deeply indented shorelines shape much of the county.
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Logan County covers a broad part of southwestern Kentucky, with Russellville near the center and Lewisburg, Auburn, and Adairville spread
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Livingston County occupies an unusually water-shaped part of western Kentucky, with the Ohio River defining much of the western side
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Lincoln County sits in south-central Kentucky, with Stanford near the middle of the road network and Hustonville, Crab Orchard, and
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Lewis County occupies a long stretch of northeastern Kentucky where the Ohio River bends across the entire northern side of
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Letcher County sits in the Appalachian mountains of eastern Kentucky, where towns, roads, and streams occupy narrow valleys between closely
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Leslie County sits in the rugged mountains of eastern Kentucky, where the county seat of Hyden occupies one of the
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Lee County lies in the mountain country of eastern Kentucky, where steep ridges and narrow valleys shape nearly every road,
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Lawrence County sits in the rugged eastern part of Kentucky, where narrow valleys, wooded ridges, and the Big Sandy river
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