Clark County

Clark County is an administrative area in Eastern Kentucky with gently rolling terrain and fertile farmland. The Kentucky River shapes the southern edge of the landscape.

The county was created in 1792 from parts of neighboring areas during America's early settlement period. Nineteen pioneer stations demonstrate the rapid growth during the founding era.

The area maintains strong ties to its religious roots through buildings that still serve as gathering places for residents today. You can see how faith shaped the early communities that settled here.

Winchester serves as the administrative center and connects the area to larger regions through major road networks. Most county services and facilities are concentrated there for visitors.

The region blends farming traditions with modern industry, as manufacturing facilities have become a major employer. This mix shows how rural areas adapt economically over time.

Location: Kentucky

Inception: December 6, 1792

Capital city: Winchester

Shares border with: Montgomery County, Powell County, Estill County, Madison County, Fayette County, Bourbon County

Website: https://clarkcoky.com

GPS coordinates: 37.97000,-84.15000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:30