Mason County (Ky.)

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Title
Mason County (Ky.)
Description
Located in northeastern Kentucky along the Ohio River and the boundary with Ohio, the county is 50 miles northeast Lexington,and the county seat is Maysville. One of the original counties that predated statehood, it was named for George Mason (1725-1792), who wrote the Declaration of Independence.
Has beginning
1788
Identifier
USGS GNIS ID: 516924
U.S. Census code: 99161
Parent division/institution
Kentucky
Item sets
Counties--Kentucky

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