List of All Banks in Kentucky
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Member State of the United States of America. Located south of the Ohio River
and east of the Mississippi River, it covers an area of 104 623 km 2 and
has 4 140 700 residents (2004). It borders the states of Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio to the north, West Virginia to the northeast, Virginia to the east,
Tennessee to the south and Missouri to the west. The capital is the city of
Frankfort.
Kentucky is known for horse farms, bourbon distilleries, mountain caves and
black distilleries, fried chicken, bluegrass music and the famous Kentucky
Derby. Lexington is the center of horse breeding and many of the surrounding
farms have free tours for visitors.
General George Rogers Clark founded Louisville in 1778 as a military base
from which to attack the British during the American Revolution. In addition to
restored sights from that time, the city also offers modern architecture. Old
Louisville invites you to stroll through its pretty streets.
Kentucky has hundreds of lakes and rivers, underground caves, countless
pastures for wealthy horse breeders, and less prosperous mining towns in the
Appalachian Mountains. Reelfoot Lake, a lake in northwest Kentucky, was formed
when the Mississippi River flowed backwards during the New Madrid earthquake of
1812 and the entire region changed geologically.
- According to acronymmonster, the nickname of Kentucky is The Bluegrass State.
Important facts
Land area: 102,907 sq km.
Population: 4,467,673 (2019 estimate)
Population density: 41 per sq. Km.
Capital: Frankfort.
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Vacation spots & excursions
Stud farms steeped in tradition are found in the university town of Lexington,
and many are open to visitors. The relatively small Frankfort is
located on the Kentucky River. Attractions in the state capital include the Kentucky
Historical Society Museum in the old Capitol, the new State Capitol and Liberty
Hall. In Louisville, the famous place in early Kentucky
Derby instead. There are also numerous historic buildings, interesting art
exhibitions and a fascinating space museum. The West Main Street Historic
District includes the old town center and the old business district. New
shops and offices were created in the old Victorian warehouses. Elegant
turn-of-the-century houses can also be seen in the Belgravia and St. James
Courts Historic District, a posh residential area. You should definitely
plan a trip on the Ohio River with the Belle of Louisville, a beautiful
old paddle steamer.
Butchertown, the German quarter, is known for its
antique shops. The house of the inventor Thomas A. Edison is also located
here. The most popular mall is Fourth Avenue Mall with the huge Galleria
Complex, whose boutiques and shops offer something for every taste and
budget. Outside of Louisville, you can visit the Fort Knox central gold
deposit and the pioneer city on Kentucky Lake, a huge man-made
lake. In the area around the city there are other lakes with good water
sports. A trip to the Mammoth Cave National Park with the huge
stalactite cave is worthwhile. The Daniel Boone State
Forest is ideal for hiking. Bardstown, the "bourbon capital" of
the world, is located southeast of Louisville and is also worth a visit.
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KY - Bowling Green Bank & Trust |
| Locate local branches, find community links, or
check current interest rates. Includes bank news and
financial calculators. |
| http://www.bgb.abcbank.com/ |
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| KY - Citizens Bank and Trust |
| Paducah regional bank details its personal and
business savings, checking, and lending services,
posts loan rates, and lists branch locations. |
| http://www.wkynet.com/PaducahNet/cbt/default.html |
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| KY - First Capital Bank Of Kentucky |
| Louisville bank presents its history, promotes its
savings and checking accounts, posts loan
information, and lists branch locations and hours. |
| http://www.fcbok.com/ |
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| KY - Home Federal Bank |
| Local bank presents its history, promotes its
savings, checking, investment, and lending services,
and posts branch locations and hours. |
| http://www.homefederalbank.com/ |
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| KY - Peoples Bank of N. Kentucky |
| Peoples Bank of Northern Kentucky offers account and
service information for its five branch locations. |
| http://www.pbnk.com/ |
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| KY - Republic Bank and Trust |
| Regional bank details its savings, checking,
mortgage, and business services, lists branch
locations, and describes its Year 2000 preparations. |
| http://www.republicbank.com/ |
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| KY - South Central Bank |
| Barren county bank offers financial calculators,
descriptions of its bookkeeping services, and a
listing of branch locations. |
| http://www.scb-bc.com/ |
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| KY - Star Bank |
| Kentucky bank provides online banking, lists branch
locations, and posts news and stock information.
Includes contact details. |
| http://www.starbank.com/ |
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| KY - The Progressive Bank |
| Financial institution presents its history, promotes
its business and personal savings, checking, and
lending services, and lists its branches. |
| http://www.theprogressivebank.com/ |
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| KY- Louisville Development Bank |
| Community development bank describes its mission,
promotes its savings and lending products, lists its
officers, and posts community news. |
| http://www.win.net/~lcdb/ |
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| Ky. - Bank of Louisville |
| Based in Louisville, this bank offers services such
as personal and commercial banking, financing, and
Internet banking. |
| http://www.bankoflouisville.com/ |
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