WESTERN COAL FIELDS

The 'Western Coal Fields' of Kentucky compose an area in the west-central part of the state, bounded by the Dripping Springs Escarpment. This area is bordered on three sides by the Pennyroyal Plateau and to the north by the Ohio River.[1] It is characterized by sandstones, shales and coal seams.

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Included areas


The Western Coal Fields region of Kentucky includes ''all'' of the following counties:

Butler County

Daviess County

Grayson County

Hancock County

Henderson County

Hopkins County

McLean County

Muhlenberg County

Ohio County

Union County

Webster County
Additionally, the region includes ''parts'' of the following counties:

Breckinridge County

Christian County

Logan County

Todd County

Warren County

References


1. ''Encyclopedia of Kentucky'', , , , Somerset Publishers, 1987,


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