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Fulton County

Fulton County was formed in 1845. Its county seat is Hickman, Kentucky. The county was named for Robert Fulton. The county is separated from the rest of the state by the Mississippi River.

In order to travel from Fulton County, Kentucky, one must go into Tennessee in order to then travel back into Kentucky. The county is surrounded by Missouri, Tennessee, and the Mississippi River.

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Founding of Fulton County

Fulton County Courthouse

Fulton County During the Civil War

Fulton County's 1st woman pioneer

Kentucky & Tennessee Land Disagreement

New Madrid Earthquake

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