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* The Mississippi, * The Tennessee, * The Kentucky, * The Cumberland, * The Ohio, * The Licking.
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What is one of the rivers in Kentucky?
The Kentucky River
What are some major rivers in Kentucky?
The Ohio, Cumberland, Kentucky and Licking Rivers.
What river do you cross to get to Kentucky?
To get to Kentucky, one of the main rivers you might cross is the Ohio River, which forms the northern border of the state. Depending on your location, you may also cross the Cumberland River or the Big Sandy River. Each of these rivers plays a significant role in the geography and transportation routes leading into Kentucky.
Would Kansas or Kentucky have more fish?
Kentucky because of the amount of lakes and rivers.
Where do the Ohio and Tennessee Rivers meet?
The Ohio and Tennessee Rivers meet in Western Kentucky in a town called Paducah.
What seas are around Kentucky?
Moonshine Sea along Kentucky's northeast border sends several rivers and creeks throughout this fine State.
What major river flows through the state of Kentucky?
The Ohio River and the Mississippi River both form borders of Kentucky, separating it from other states to the north and west.For a short distance near the triple border of Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri, the main channel of the Mississippi flows through Kentucky, while another channel separates Kentucky and Missouri.The rivers that flow through interior Kentucky are the Kentucky River and the Green River.
Which rivers form part of the international boundry of the US?
kentucky
What rivers in Kentucky aided to the invasion of the union?
The Tennessee and the Cumberland.
What are Marylands main Rivers?
marylands main rivers are cheapeaka bay
What is the capital of the only state that borders both the Mississippi and Ohio rivers?
Both Illinois (capital Springfield) and Kentucky (capital Frankfort) border both the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers. Illinois is to the north of the Ohio and Kentucky is to the south.
What are Missouri's main Rivers and lakes?
what are missouries main rivers,lakes,and mountains
