Rowan County, Administrative county in northeastern Kentucky, US.
Rowan County is an administrative county in northeastern Kentucky with rolling terrain, woodlands, and waterways spread across its rural landscape. Towns and rural communities are linked by roads that serve as the main connections throughout the region.
The Kentucky General Assembly established this county in 1856 by combining parts of Fleming and Morgan counties. It was named in honor of Senator John Rowan, a significant figure of that era.
Students at the county participate in technology leadership programs and environmental initiatives through specialized outdoor classroom facilities.
Alcoholic beverages can only be purchased in the city of Morehead, as other areas maintain restrictions on their sale. Visitors should keep this in mind when planning their stay.
The highest point in the county, Limestone Knob, rises to about 1,400 feet (427 m) above sea level. This prominent peak shapes the local topography.
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