Pike County, KY
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| '''Pike County''', Kentucky is a heavily forested, hilly county located in the extreme eastern corner of Kentucky along the western borders of [[West Virginia]] and Virginia. It is home to the legendary Hatfield and McCoy feud. The county produces roughly 30 Bcf of natural gas per annum, and is one of the largest producing counties in the country. | '''Pike County''', Kentucky is a heavily forested, hilly county located in the extreme eastern corner of Kentucky along the western borders of [[West Virginia]] and Virginia. It is home to the legendary Hatfield and McCoy feud. The county produces roughly 30 Bcf of natural gas per annum, and is one of the largest producing counties in the country. | ||
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Pike County, Kentucky is a heavily forested, hilly county located in the extreme eastern corner of Kentucky along the western borders of West Virginia and Virginia. It is home to the legendary Hatfield and McCoy feud. The county produces roughly 30 Bcf of natural gas per annum, and is one of the largest producing counties in the country.
