Clay County lies in the rugged southeastern part of Kentucky, where narrow valleys and closely spaced ridges shape both settlement
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Clark County occupies a compact part of east-central Kentucky with Winchester as its clear urban center. On the general map,
Christian County spreads across southwestern Kentucky with Hopkinsville serving as the clearest geographic reference point in the southern half of
Casey County sits in south-central Kentucky, where Liberty provides the clearest reference point for roads, communities, and nearby waterways. U.S.
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Carter County stretches across northeastern Kentucky with two clear town anchors: Grayson in the eastern half and Olive Hill to
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Carroll County occupies a compact stretch of northern Kentucky where the Ohio River defines the long northern edge and the
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Carlisle County occupies a distinctive corner of far western Kentucky, where the broad Mississippi River lowlands meet a more dissected
Campbell County occupies Kentucky’s northern edge, where compact Ohio River communities give way to a longer belt of hills, creek
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Calloway County sits in far western Kentucky, where Murray provides the clearest urban reference point and Kentucky Lake defines much
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