
Morehead State University serves as a cultural anchor in this 1982 survey of northeastern Kentucky, where the foothills of the Appalachians meet the Bluegrass region. The landscape is defined by the significant waters of Cave Run Lake and the Licking River, which carve through the heavily timbered tracts of the Daniel Boone National Forest. Transit through these ridgelines is dominated by the corridor of Interstate 64 and the historic Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, which connect regional hubs like Mount Sterling and Flemingsburg.
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