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Kentucky River

The Kentucky River drains much of eastern and central Kentucky, passing through the Eastern Coalfield and the Bluegrass region. It supplies drinking water to about one-sixth of the state.

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384 miles

Green River

The Green rises in Lincoln County and meanders west to the Ohio River. The Barren, Nolin, Pond and Rough rivers flow into it.

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303 miles

Licking River

The Licking is a partly navigable tributary of the Ohio in northeastern Kentucky. It drains the area between the Kentucky and Big Sandy watersheds.

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135 miles

Barren River

The Barren rises near the Tennessee border in Monroe County and joins the Green River in northeast Warren County. Its watershed covers south-central Kentucky and north-central Tennessee.

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150 miles

Salt River

The Salt begins near Parksville and ends at the Ohio River near West Point. It drains about 2,920 square miles.

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