Laurel County sits in southeastern Kentucky, where London forms the main road and service center between broad ridges, narrow stream
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LaRue County sits in central Kentucky with Hodgenville as the clearest urban and road reference. U.S. 31E passes through town,
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Knox County lies in the mountains of southeastern Kentucky, where Barbourville serves as the clearest reference point and smaller places
Knott County lies in the Appalachian mountains of southeastern Kentucky, where Hindman and Pippa Passes sit among narrow valleys, branching
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Kenton County forms a long north-south strip in northern Kentucky, beginning at the Ohio River and extending into quieter ridge-and-creek
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Johnson County lies in the steep hill country of eastern Kentucky, where Paintsville anchors a network of roads and communities
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Jessamine County lies immediately south of Lexington and is organized around Nicholasville, with Wilmore and Keene providing smaller reference points
Jefferson County is Kentucky’s most intensely urban county, centered on Louisville and wrapped along the Ohio River on the north
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Jackson County sits in the mountainous part of eastern Kentucky, where McKee provides the clearest reference point among winding roads,
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