Edmonson County, County in Kentucky
Edmonson County is known for its scenic beauty and the Mammoth Cave National Park.
Established on January 12, 1825, the county was named after Captain John Edmonson.
The county hosts the annual Edmonson County Lions Club Fair.
Visitors often explore the extensive cave systems and enjoy outdoor recreation.
Home to Nolin Lake, which offers a variety of water activities.
Location: Kentucky
Inception: January 12, 1825
Capital city: Brownsville
Population: 12126
Website: edmonsoncounty.ky.gov
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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Edmonson County is known for its scenic beauty and the Mammoth Cave National Park.
Mammoth Cave National Park is home to the world's longest known cave system.
Mammoth Cave is a natural monument of all-Russian significance, located in the Perm Krai of the Ural region, Russia.
Cedar Sink is a significant geological feature located in Edmonson County.
Colossal Cavern is an extensive cave system known for its massive chambers and unique limestone formations.
