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instanceOf
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city
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county seat
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areaCode
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270
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364
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climate
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humid subtropical climate
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country
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United States
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county
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Hardin County, Kentucky
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distanceTo
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about 45 miles south of Louisville, Kentucky
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economicRole
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retail center for Central Kentucky
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service center for surrounding rural counties
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FIPSCode
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21-24082
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foundedBy
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Colonel Andrew Hynes
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foundedIn
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1793
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GNISFeatureID
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0492050
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governingBody
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Elizabethtown City Council
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hasAttraction
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Freeman Lake Park
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Hardin County History Museum
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Swope’s Cars of Yesteryear Museum
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hasEducationalInstitution
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Elizabethtown Community and Technical College
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Elizabethtown Independent Schools
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hasGovernmentType
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mayor–council government
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hasHistoricEvent
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Civil War skirmishes in 1862
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hasMayor
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city mayor of Elizabethtown
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hasNearbyInterchange
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junction of Interstate 65 and Bluegrass Parkway
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hasNearbyMilitaryInstallation
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Fort Knox
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incorporatedIn
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1797
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isCountySeatOf
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Hardin County, Kentucky
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locatedIn
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United States Census Bureau-defined Elizabethtown metropolitan area
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locatedInRegion
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Central Kentucky
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Elizabethtown–Fort Knox metropolitan area
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locatedNear
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Fort Knox
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locatedOn
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U.S. Highway corridor between Louisville and Nashville
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majorHighway
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Bluegrass Parkway
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Interstate 65
NERFINISHED
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U.S. Route 31W
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U.S. Route 62
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namedAfter
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Elizabeth, wife of Colonel Andrew Hynes
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partOf
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Elizabethtown–Fort Knox metropolitan area
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Lincoln Heritage Trail
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postalCode
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42701
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role
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regional hub for commerce
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regional hub for services
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regional hub for transportation
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state
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Kentucky
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timeZone
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Eastern Time Zone
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timeZoneDST
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Eastern Daylight Time
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transportHubFor
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Central Kentucky region
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