FREE PRINTABLE MAP OF
KENTUCKY

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Scroll down for a free printable Map Of Kentucky counties, and another map of cities in the state of Kentucky.

The above US map shows the location of Kentucky in relation to other US states.

Kentucky was the 15th state admitted to the Union, on June 1st of 1792.

This page also features fascinating facts about the state of Kentucky, and related links to more free printable items.

The Bluegrass region around Lexington, Kentucky is home to some of the world's best thoroughbred racehorses.
Kentucky ranks 2nd among states for tobacco production.
Kentucky ranks 3rd in the nation in hardwoods production, as more than half of the state's land area consists of forests. Kentucky forests offer prime specimens of white oak, red oak, walnut, yellow poplar, beech, sugar maple, white ash, and hickory trees.
Mammoth Cave in central Kentucky is the world's longest cave.
The top 5 economic industries in the state of Kentucky are manufacturing, tourism, services, government, and insurance, in that order.
Famous people from Kentucky include boxer Muhammad Ali, actor George Clooney, actor Johnny Depp, singer Loretta Lynn, fast food entrepreneur Colonel Sanders, and US president Abraham Lincoln, to name only a few.
Bourbon comes from Kentucky. In fact, 95% of all bourbon is produced there.
Louisville, Kentucky is home to the world's largest baseball bat. It is 120 feet tall and towers over the Louisville Slugger Museum.
The Kentucky Derby in Louisville features the largest annual fireworks display in all of North America.
The 10 largest cities (by population) in Kentucky are Louisville, Owensboro, Covington, Frankfort, Richmond, Paducah, Lexington, Bowling Green, Hopkinsville, and Henderson, in that order.

Above: An printable Map of Kentucky.

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MAP OF KENTUCKY COUNTIES

Shown above: A colorful map of Kentucky counties.

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