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A Description of the Canals
and Railroads of the United States – 1840
A brief description is on page 192.
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An Introduction to the
History of
the Kentucky River as a Transportation Route 
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Chronicling America
A set of historical newspaper articles which make
reference to the navigation system.
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Engineering the Kentucky
River:
The Commonwealth’s Waterway 
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Historic Images of Frankfort,
Volume 1
Historical photos of the river are on page 88.
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Historical Photos 
Historical photos of dam and lock
construction on the river.
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History
of Kentucky
A description of the
navigation system begins on page 549.
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Kentucky:
Decades of Discord, 1865-1900
A brief history begins on
page 154.
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Kentucky River
A brief history and description of the navigation
system.
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Kentucky River Development:
The
Commonwealth’s Waterway 
An extensive history of the river's
development.
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Kentucky River Scenes 
Historical
photos of the river.
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Kentucky
Session Laws- 1839
An act appropriating
additional funds to improve this and other river
navigation projects in the state begins on page 327.
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Kentucky Small-Hydro
Developers 
Includes a
brief history of the navigation system, with a focus
on Lock and Dam No. 7.
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Last Chance for the Kentucky!
An article begins on page 10 of the American Canal
Society newsletter.
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Lock & Dam #1
A set of historical photos. Links to related
sites.
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Lock and Dam 5 
A brief
history and description of the facility.
Current photos and links to the other canals and dams
on the river.
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Steamboats on the Kentucky
River – 1960
A brief history of the navigation system begins on page
13.
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The Kentucky
Encyclopedia
A brief history of the
navigation system is on page 510.
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The Kentucky River
A history of the navigation
system begins on page 12.
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The Kentucky River Navigation -
1917
Link to a history of navigation on
the river.
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The River Museum
A brief history of the canals.
Historical and current photos.
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Transportation by Water, 1916
A brief history and description of this and other
navigation systems in the state are on page 227.
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