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Southern Lakes (Kentucky) Voyage Tips and guide

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Kentucky's Southern Lakes region is in the middle of the state's southern border with Tennessee, and is home to Lake Cumberland.

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  • 37.3458-85.34561 Campbellsville
  • 36.8381-84.852 Monticello — the self proclaimed "Houseboat Capital of the World"
  • 37.0547-85.08113 Russell Springs Russell Springs, Kentucky on Wikipedia
  • 36.69306-85.135284 Albany Albany, Kentucky on Wikipedia
  • 36.9847-85.06695 Jamestown Jamestown, Kentucky on Wikipedia
  • 36.7928-85.36946 Burkesville Burkesville, Kentucky on Wikipedia
  • 37.0831-84.60947 Somerset

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The term "Southern Lakes" is used for tourism promotion, but generally not by locals. The traditional local name for most of the region is Pennyrile, taken from the local pronunciation of "pennyroyal", a plant common in the area. The far east of the "Southern Lakes", depending on the speaker, may overlap with the state tourism region of Daniel Boone Country, which in turn is part of the region locally known as Eastern Kentucky or the Eastern Coalfield. "Pennyrile" still sees use, but in recent decades the term South Central Kentucky (which also includes most or all of the Caves and Lakes region, depending on the speaker) has been increasingly used for this area.

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