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Encyclopedia > List of Kentucky counties

Kentucky has 120 counties, the most numerous amount of counties of any state. An early Kentucky law stated that no part of a county could be more than one day's ride away from the county seat. State nickname: Bluegrass State Other U.S. States Capital Frankfort Largest city Louisville Governor Ernie Fletcher Official languages English Area 104,749 km² (37th)  - Land 102,989 km²  - Water 1,760 km² (1. ...

  1. Adair County
  2. Allen County
  3. Anderson County
  4. Ballard County
  5. Barren County
  6. Bath County
  7. Bell County
  8. Boone County
  9. Bourbon County
  10. Boyd County
  11. Boyle County
  12. Bracken County
  13. Breathitt County
  14. Breckinridge County
  15. Bullitt County
  16. Butler County
  17. Caldwell County
  18. Calloway County
  19. Campbell County
  20. Carlisle County
  21. Carroll County
  22. Carter County
  23. Casey County
  24. Christian County
  25. Clark County
  26. Clay County
  27. Clinton County
  28. Crittenden County
  29. Cumberland County
  30. Daviess County
  31. Edmonson County
  32. Elliott County
  33. Estill County
  34. Fayette County
  35. Fleming County
  36. Floyd County
  37. Franklin County
  38. Fulton County
  39. Gallatin County
  40. Garrard County
  41. Grant County
  42. Graves County
  43. Grayson County
  44. Green County
  45. Greenup County
  46. Hancock County
  47. Hardin County
  48. Harlan County
  49. Harrison County
  50. Hart County
  51. Henderson County
  52. Henry County
  53. Hickman County
  54. Hopkins County
  55. Jackson County
  56. Jefferson County
  57. Jessamine County
  58. Johnson County
  59. Kenton County
  60. Knott County
  61. Knox County
  62. LaRue County
  63. Laurel County
  64. Lawrence County
  65. Lee County
  66. Leslie County
  67. Letcher County
  68. Lewis County
  69. Lincoln County
  70. Livingston County
  71. Logan County
  72. Lyon County
  73. Madison County
  74. Magoffin County
  75. Marion County
  76. Marshall County
  77. Martin County
  78. Mason County
  79. McCracken County
  80. McCreary County
  81. McLean County
  82. Meade County
  83. Menifee County
  84. Mercer County
  85. Metcalfe County
  86. Monroe County
  87. Montgomery County
  88. Morgan County
  89. Muhlenberg County
  90. Nelson County
  91. Nicholas County
  92. Ohio County
  93. Oldham County
  94. Owen County
  95. Owsley County
  96. Pendleton County
  97. Perry County
  98. Pike County
  99. Powell County
  100. Pulaski County
  101. Robertson County
  102. Rockcastle County
  103. Rowan County
  104. Russell County
  105. Scott County
  106. Shelby County
  107. Simpson County
  108. Spencer County
  109. Taylor County
  110. Todd County
  111. Trigg County
  112. Trimble County
  113. Union County
  114. Warren County
  115. Washington County
  116. Wayne County
  117. Webster County
  118. Whitley County
  119. Wolfe County
  120. Woodford County

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Kentucky and its residents are probably most well known for thoroughbred horses[?] and racing, local whiskey distilleries and unbridled fanaticism for basketball.
Kentucky is one of four states to call itself a commonwealth.
In 1790, Kentucky delegates accepted Virginia's terms for separation, and the state constitution was drafted at the final convention in April 1792.
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