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Breckinridge County, Kentucky, is located within the central portion of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, along the Ohio River largely opposite Crawford County, Indiana, and the Hoosier National Forest. While the City of Hardinsburg is the county seat of Breckinridge County, the Judge Joseph Holt House, located nearer the Ohio River in the community of Addison, is perhaps the most iconic attraction for tourists happening to stumble upon the county via the local Route 144.
Tell City is the county seat of Perry County in Southwest Indiana, largely defined by the observance of the Central Time Zone throughout the county. Since the area is generally connected to the media market of Evansville to the west, cultural indicators often determine the political position of the area as firmly in Central Time. Interestingly, though Tell City is not a tourist destination in any way, the community was originally named for William Tell.
Meade County is located directly along the Ohio River and south of the City of Corydon and Harrison County, Indiana. The Meade County Fairgrounds are located on the western side of the City of Brandenburg, the county seat of Meade County, and are accessible from near Route 73, the only Ohio River crossing associated with the county on the Kentucky side.
Just a few communities exist within Meade County, the westernmost Kentucky county along the Ohio River to observe the Eastern Time Zone officially. The City of Brandenburg is the county seat and primary market community of the county, with the remainder of the county predominantly rural, even in spite of the relative proximity to the Fort Knox military installation to the east in Hardin County. Meade County today also contains the Meade County Historical Museum and a few other attractions of local interest; however, many of the military-adjacent facilities are located primarily—or exclusively—within Hardin County.
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