Grayson County

Grayson County is an administrative division in central Kentucky that covers several hundred square miles, with Leitchfield serving as its main settlement. The area sits at the intersection of major transportation routes that connect different parts of the state.

The county was established in 1810 by the Kentucky General Assembly and named after Colonel William Grayson, a Virginia statesman. This founding occurred during Kentucky's early period of territorial expansion and administrative organization.

The Twin Lakes National Fiddler Championship draws musicians from across the region to perform traditional American folk music in Leitchfield. Visitors come to experience the local music heritage and watch performers showcase their skills.

The area is easily accessible via the Western Kentucky Parkway at Exit 107, providing good connections to larger cities in the region. Plan your visit according to the season and local events happening in the area.

The Leitchfield Aquatic Center draws visitors with advanced water amenities and features that serve the community year-round. This facility demonstrates the importance of recreation and leisure opportunities for local residents.

Location: Kentucky

Inception: January 25, 1810

Capital city: Leitchfield

Shares border with: Breckinridge County, Hardin County, Hart County, Edmonson County, Butler County, Ohio County

Website: http://graysoncountychamber.com

GPS coordinates: 37.46000,-86.35000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:28