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Boone 213 460 Waveland 25 Station 11 SHS SHS 89 15 421 418 CLARK Boone Creek 75 Pilot 974 Knob CKY SNF KENTU RIVER Stanton Re 11 15 d River POWELL Lake or Pond LAKE INSET National River, Stream MAP Wildlife or Creek Reserve State Capitol BOAT RAMP See LAKE Creek LAKE or Rive or LAKE r County Seat Wildlife POND FRANKFORT ACCESS SITE 33 InsetInset Management NWR Area Inez State Road WMA 89 U.S. Highway U.S. Military 420 TROUT 3D Base Licking Big U.S. Interstate STREAM Lower River Sandy 64 Parkway KY p.38+39 & Salt PKWY River River Little State State p.22+23 Nature Forest National p.18+19 Sandy Preserve Park State SF Rivers Lock & Dam Park SNP NP SP Lower Upper p.42+43 State USFS Resort SRP Green KY Proclamation Park Area SNA River River State SHS Upper County or Natural p.8+9 p.26+27 State Line Area Green State Tennessee, Upper Historic Site Lower Cumberland, River Cumberland Tradewater & Mississippi p.12+13 p.30+31 Rivers p.2+3 0 50 100 Approx. Scale in Miles: 38 KY Dept. of Fish & Wildlife Resources LICKING RIVER BASIN See Basin Index on p.40 0 5 10 20 Approximate Scale in Miles Trout Stream Index TROUT STREAM NAME LENGTH NUMBER SPECIES LOCATION 8A Raven Creek 2 Mi. Upstream from Hwy 1032 Rainbow 8B Cave Run Lake Tailwater 1 Mi. Dam to 1.2 miles downstream Rainbow 8C North Fork Triplett Creek 4 Mi. Upstream from I-64 Rainbow 8D Triplett Creek 0.4 Mi. Dam in Morehead to 0.4 mile upstream Rainbow 8E Slabcamp Creek/Stonecoal Branch 2 Mi. Mouth of Slabcamp Creek to 0.8 mile upstream in Stonecoal Branch Brown 8F Minor Creek 3 Mi. Mouth of creek to 2.8 miles upstream Brown 8G Craney Creek 4 Mi. Upstream from confluence with Slabcamp Rainbow R VE 8 RI O I H O 57 8 984 Cabin Creek Vanceburg 8 . 1306 Cr 10 k c i 59 n LEWIS o c i n n i K 57 344 Laurel Fk. FLEMING 377 474 2 WMA Cr. lo LAKE ffa 7 47 Bu FLEMING COUNTY Carter Flemingsburg WMA Tygarts 182 Caves k SF ee 7 FOX VALLEY 59 SRP Cr s REC. 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Site Site Campton 1427 Jenny 715 205 Wiley 302 1812 MAGOFFIN SRP isa ev Fo DEWEY L r k LAKE Prestonsburg WMA WOLFE 1428 194 1635 7 FLOYD H T 404 R BREATHITT 23 O N ork 1428 FORK 30 CYPRUS F 460 KE c NTUC a KY AMAX a s WMA I nch 542 850 PANBOWL Deephole Bra 542 LAKE 122 RI VE 52 Jackson R MIDD LE CYPRUS 1098 7 AMAX 680 WMA Robinson 1426 FORK Forest bleso Trou me Creek L o 30 s 1098 t C 476 979 r e KE e CYPRUS NTU k C AMAX K Y WMA 315 s Fork 550 ll R a I Kentucky River North Fork V B E 899 R KNOTT 466 1697 550 Hindman 899 1498 306 582 160 1393 7 CARR CREEK LAKE WMA 1410 CARR CREEK LAKE Carr Creek SP Kentucky’s Boating & Fishing Access Sites 39 Licking River Basin Index See Map on p.38+39 k r e s c e c i y e o e a p e f n P d D s s r e m p a o e m p n u e m a y L y y n a o i a T S g t F s o i l i c a rB N h t R n c e i o e p p c i p t c n c p r i e r t a r d i t a n k t r E e a m m r m n n s e o u p u m T a r c a i o a a a a i e I h a a o a S W Ar D S B R R L P C R C Ha P C R M KY 17 N of Independence to W I-275; N I-75; take 5th Street exit in Covington; right on Route 8; Prisoner's Lake Devou Park < 25 Free 1 left on Western Avenue; enter Devou Park. Note: 3-acre lake; no boats allowed " P "" 2 Licking River Fredricks Landing US 27 N of Alexandria; AA Hwy W near Wilder "a A P M P 50 + $ "" AA Hwy N of Alexandria; I-275 E; I-471 N; US 27 N (Exit 2) to Walnut Street. City of Southgate Pond 3 Note: 4.0-acre lake; no boats allowed " P < 25 Free " US 27 N of Alexandria; Hwy 1998 E; Route 8 NW (1 mile) on right beneath I-275 bridge.
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