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| | Kinniconick Creek in Lewis County Kentucky |
 | | The creek, which is alleged to be 99 miles in length, winds its way, back and forth, through one county, Lewis. |
 | | The creek (at the village of Kinniconick) is about 680 feet above sea level, while the Ohio River, only six miles distant, and almost parallel, is about 500 feet above sea level, but a range of hills about 1,100 feet high separate the two streams, one of these being the Vanceburg Hill. |
 | | The present day town of Garrison, situated at the mouth of Kinniconick, was once known as Stone City because of all the stone quarries that were operated in the general vicinity. |
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