Fulton County

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Fulton County is a rural county in the far western tip of Kentucky, bordering the Mississippi River and known for including Kentucky’s only exclave, the Kentucky Bend.

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Fulton County canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative territorial entity
county
borders Mississippi River
Missouri (across the Mississippi River)
linked to: Missouri

Tennessee
contains Fulton, Kentucky
Hickman, Kentucky
country United States of America
formedFrom territory of Hickman County, Kentucky
geographicFeature Mississippi River floodplain
hasBorderShapeFeature Kentucky Bend oxbow of Mississippi River
linked to: Kentucky Bend
hasCharacteristic includes Kentucky’s only exclave
located at far western tip of Kentucky
predominantly rural
hasExclave Kentucky Bend
Kentucky Bend, Kentucky
hasJurisdictionOver Kentucky Bend residents
hasPart riverfront areas on Mississippi River
rural farmland
isRural true
locatedIn Kentucky
United States
locatedInRegion Western Kentucky
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity far western Kentucky
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone
locatedOn Mississippi Alluvial Plain
namedAfter Robert Fulton
partOf Jackson Purchase (Kentucky)
seat Hickman, Kentucky
state Kentucky
subdivisionType county of Kentucky

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Jackson Purchase contains Fulton County