Paducah (Ky.)

Title: Paducah (Ky.)
Alternate name: Pekin (Ky.)
Description: The town was laid out by famed explorer William Clark, who is believed to have named it for the Comanche people of the west. Located where the Tennessee River meets the Ohio River, it is the county seat of McCracken County.
Has beginning: 1830
Identifier: USGS GNIS ID: 500106; U.S. Census code: 58836
Parent division/institution: McCracken County (Ky.)
Related resource: The official website of Paducah, Kentucky
Latitude: 37.072222
Longitude: -88.6275
Source: Geographic Names Information System

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