Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley frame this peninsula in western Kentucky, a landscape defined by the Tennessee Valley Divide and the legacy of the Land Between the Lakes. The settlement of Golden Pond sits at the junction of The Trace Rd and Canton Rd, serving as a central point for the region's recreational and historical routes. Genealogists and local historians can find several established burial grounds, including Pleasant Valley Cem, Jenny Ridge Cem, and Matheny Cem. The terrain is deeply dissected by numerous hollows such as Boardinghouse Hollow and Oakley Hollow, while the Eggner Ferry Bridge provides a vital western link across the water. Notable landmarks like Dead Beaver Spring and the Brush Arbor Camp highlight the area's specific local naming conventions and historic sites.
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1936 · Mont
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1936 · Fenton
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1936 · Birmingham
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1936 · Golden Pond
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1936 · Rushing
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1938 · Birmingham
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1940 · Hiatt
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1942 · Hico
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