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Lexington

Explore the heart of Kentucky's Bluegrass in Lexington, known for horse farms and bourbon culture.

Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Diocese of Lexington

322,200
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About Lexington

Located in central Kentucky, Lexington is a city that stands out within the state. As the county seat of Fayette County, it serves as a cultural and economic hub. Rich in history, Lexington was founded in 1775 and has grown to be a significant center for education, with the University of Kentucky nearby. Its economy thrives on agriculture, particularly horses, and bourbon distilleries. The city's vibrant culture is evident in its festivals, museums, and outdoor spaces.

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