Kentucky Geological Survey
James C. Cobb, State Geologist and Director
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY, LEXINGTON
Licking River Basin
Mouth of the Licking at the Ohio River
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Nearly 9,600 miles of streams flow through the Licking River Basin’s 3,700
square miles in 22 counties. From a hill in southern Magoffin County 1,600
feet above sea level, the Licking River runs northwest down to the Ohio River
at 448 feet above sea level.
The underlying rocks in the basin are, in general, dominated by shale. This
creates a large number of perennial streams in the basin and provides a
foundation for ponds and lakes, but also limits the potential for water wells.
There are 29,000 acres of wetlands in the basin.
Residents draw about 24 million gallons of water per day (mgd) from
streams and reservoirs in the basin. On average, about 2,770 mgd flow into
the Ohio, but about once every 10 years, only 2 mgd will flow at the mouth for
a week. This variability in flow affects water users and stream life.
More than 550 miles of assessed streams in the basin do not support
designated uses for warm-water aquatic habitat or primary contact recreation.
Not all streams have been assessed. The percentage of assessed streams
not supporting uses was: warm-water aquatic habitat (45%); primary contact
recreation (68%). Nearly 100 miles of streams have been declared special use
waters: either, cold water aquatic habitat, exceptional waters, reference reach
waters, or outstanding state resource waters.
There are five remediation priority watersheds including 430 square miles:
primary impacts are pathogens, nutrients, and siltation.
There are many communities just outside the perimeter of the Basin that
discharge treated wastewater into the basin, and may impact the Basin in
other ways. For this reason, they are shown on the map.
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the Ohio River down the throat of the Licking River Valley. Aerial photo from
the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Imagery Program
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Licking River Cleanup
June 2007
A summer day is reflected in this pond on a tributary of Houston Creek in Bourbon County.
Rock fences built with local limestones by Irish immigrants line roads througout the area.
Volunteers help keep the river
clean. This event was part of
the American Rivers National
Cleanup Week and sponsored
by Green Mountain Coffee
Roasters and Cave Run Bicycle
and Outdoors Center. Photo by
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hickory woods with some croplands and woodland openings. Squirrels, deer, grouse, doves, raccoons, quail, and rabbits
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LICKING RIVER AT FARMERS, KY
LICKING RIVER AT U.S. 60 AT FARMERS, KY
TRIPLETT CREEK AT MOREHEAD, KY
NORTH FORK TRIPLETT CREEK NEAR MOREHEAD, KY
INDIAN CREEK NEAR OWINGSVILLE, KY
SLATE CREEK AT KY. 713 NEAR MT. STERLING, KY
LICKING RIVER BELOW MASON FORK NEAR SALYERSVILLE, KY
LICKING RIVER NEAR SALYERSVILLE, KY
ROCK LICK CREEK ABOVE UNNAMED TRIBUTARY NEAR SHARKEY, KY
ROCK LICK CREEK NEAR SHARKEY, KY
ROCK LICK CREEK AT KY. 158 NEAR SHARKEY, KY
LICKING RIVER AT BLUE LICK SPRINGS, KY
NORTH FORK LICKING RIVER NEAR LEWISBURG, KY
NORTH FORK LICKING RIVER NEAR MT OLIVET, KY
LICKING RIVER AT MCKINNEYSBURG, KY
STONER CREEK AT PARIS, KY
HINKSTON CREEK NEAR CARLISLE, KY
SOUTH FORK LICKING RIVER AT CYNTHIANA, KY
SOUTH FORK LICKING RIVER AT HAYES, KY
LICKING RIVER AT CATAWBA, KY
LICKING RIVER AT BUTLER, KY
NORTH FORK GRASSY CREEK NEAR PINER, KY
CRUISES CREEK AT KY 17 NEAR PINER, KY
LICKING RIVER AT MORNING VIEW, KY
BANKLICK CREEK AT KY. 1829 NEAR ERLANGER, KY
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Protection Areas–Zone 1
Priority watershed:
www.water.ky.gov/watersheds/
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County boundary
Stream reaches not supporting assessed
uses: water.ky.gov/sw/tmdl/303d/
Special Use Waters: water.ky.gov/sw/specialwaters/
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Clay, silt, sand, and gravel that form alluvial valleys, providing level land for homes and
agriculture, may be subject to poor drainage or flooding. The wide valleys of Beaver
Creek and Slate Creek are typical for streams cutting through shales. Siltstone cliffs and
sandstone-capped hills (knobs) bound the valley, seen here in Menifee County.
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This spring in Magoffin County is the origin of the Licking
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The 2,700-foot-long, 148-foot-high Cave Run Lake Dam was completed by the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers in 1974. The lake provides flood control and recreation. The recreation
pool is 8,270 acres and 48.1 miles long, lined by rounded hills known as The Knobs. Below
the dam lies the Minor E. Clark Fish Hatchery, one of the largest state-owned, warm-water
fish hatcheries in the country. Three to 4 million bass, muskellunge, and walleye fingerlings
from the hatchery are released every year into Kentucky lakes, rivers, and suitable streams.
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The basin is blessed with an abundance of natural beauty. The resistant Corbin Sandstone
Member of the Lee Formation created Broke Leg Falls, frozen here by a cold spell.
The upper valley of the South Fork Licking River lies in the Inner and Outer Bluegrass
Regions, where limestone dominates in the bedrock, providing land for agriculture and
presenting many such beautiful scenes. An example of the Inner Bluegrass terrain in the
South Fork Valley is seen above.
Public Surface Water Withdrawals
LOC.
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OWNER
Mount Sterling Water & Sewer System
Morehead Utility Plant Board
West Liberty Water Works
Falmouth Water Department
Butler Water Works
Cynthiana Municipal Water Works
Cynthiana Municipal Water Works
Salyersville Water Works
Mount Sterling Water & Sewer System
Morehead State University
Williamstown Municipal Water Department
Northern Kentucky Water District
Paris Water Works
Millersburg Municipal Water Works
West Liberty Water Works
Morehead State University
Cave Run Water Commission
Western Fleming Water District
Flemingsburg Utility System
Carlisle Water Department
Carlisle Water Department
Data from the Kentucky Infrastructure Authority (2008)
Public Water System Identification Number
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Slate Creek Reservoir
Licking River
Cave Run Lake
Licking River
Licking River
Licking River intake
South Fork Licking River intake
Old Water Plant/Gardner Farm
Greenbriar Reservoir
Triplett Creek
Williamstown Lake
Licking River
Stoner Creek
Hinkston Creek
Licking River
Evans Branch Reservoir
Cave Run Lake
Licking River
Flemingsburg Lake
City Lake intake
Licking River intake
Name
Alfrey boat ramp
Beaver Creek ramp
Ruby's boat dock
Williamstown Marina
Longbow ramp
ramp 26
Scotts Creek ramp
Twin Knobs ramp
Clines on the River
State park ramp
Rebel Trace lake access
Fredericks Landing
A.J. Jolly Park
Bangor boat ramp
Blackwater ramp
Clay Lick ramp
Clear Creek lake access
Doe Run ramp
Lake Carnico ramp
Cynthiana
Robinson Dam
Terry Dam
Sand Lick (Fox Valley Lake)
Greenbriar Reservoir ramp
Fryman's boat dock
Ike’s boat dock
Public ramp–Old Williamstown Swimming Hole
Leatherwood ramp
Poppin Rock boat ramp
Warix Run ramp
Zilpo
Cave Run Lake tailwater
Blue Licks Battlefield ramp
Clay Wildlife Management Area
Claysville ramp
Falmouth ramp
Dam ramp
Johnson Ford–Bath
Kenton County Park ramp (Locust Pike Park)
Moores Ferry
Type
Any boat
Any boat
Any boat
Any boat
Any boat
Any boat
Any boat
Any boat
Any boat
Any boat
Any boat
Any boat
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
Small boat only
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Boat Ramp Information
Water Body
Cave Run Lake
Cave Run Lake
Williamstown Lake
Williamstown Lake
Cave Run Lake
Cave Run Lake
Cave Run Lake
Cave Run Lake
Licking River
Kincaid Lake
Rebel Trace Lake
Licking River
A.J. Jolly Lake
Cave Run Lake
Cave Run Lake
Cave Run Lake
Clear Creek Lake
Doe Run Lake
Lake Carnico
South Fork Licking River
South Fork Licking River
South Fork Licking River
Fox Valley Lake
Greenbriar Reservoir
Stoner Creek
Stoner Creek
Williamstown Lake
Cave Run Lake
Cave Run Lake
Cave Run Lake
Cave Run Lake
Cave Run Lake tailwater
Licking River
Licking River
Licking River
Licking River
Kincaid Lake
Licking River
Licking River
Licking River
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I-64 west of Morehead; Ky. 801 south (exit 133); right at Twin Knobs Campground; first blacktop on left
Ky. 36 east of Frenchburg; Ky. 1274 east; ramp on right side between Scranton and Longbow Marina
U.S. 25 north of Williamstown; right on Ky. 467 (Knoxville Road); right on Day Road; ramp located at end of road
Ky. 22 east of Williamstown; left on Ky. 489 (Fairview Road)
Ky. 36 northeast of Frenchburg; Ky. 1274 east; ramp on left
Ky. 7 north of West Liberty; left on Ky. 519; left on Ky. 772; right after crossing bridge over lake
I-64 west of Morehead; Ky. 801 south (exit 133)
I-64 west of Morehead; Ky. 801 south (exit 133); right at signs to lake
AA Highway north of Alexandria; Ky. 9 south (1/2 mile)
Ky. 22 east of Falmouth; left on Ky. 159; right at Kincaid Lake State Park entrance
Ky. 36 northeast of Frenchburg; west on Salt Lick Road near Sudith; lake at end of road
U.S. 27 north of Alexandria; AA Highway west near Wilder
U.S. 27 south of Alexandria; Ky. 824 east to park entrance
I-64 west of Morehead; Ky. 801 south (exit 133); Ky. 1274 southeast; left on New Hope Road at Bangor
Ky. 7 north of West Liberty; left on Ky. 519; left on Ky. 976
I-64 west of Morehead; Ky. 801 south (exit 133); Ky. 1274 south; Ky. 3138 west
I-64 east of Owingsville; U.S. 60 east (exit 123); Ky. 211 south; left on Clear Creek Road
Ky. 17 north of Independence (2.3 miles); left on Bullock Pen Road to lake
Ky. 32 northeast of Carlisle (9.1 miles); left on Ky. 1455; cross dam, turn right; first right to boat ramp
U.S. 27 in Cynthiana; left on River Road; follow signs to Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources ramp
Ky. 36 northwest of Cynthiana; right on Ky. 1054; right on Robinson Dam Road
Ky. 982 south of Cynthiana; turn onto Infirmary Lane; left after crossing railroad tracks
Ky. 32 southeast of Flemingsburg; left on James Road; follow signs
Ky. 713 southeast of Mount Sterling; west on McCormick Road; right on gravel road
U.S. 460 east of Paris to Spears Mill Road
U.S. 68/460 east from courthouse in Paris; right at first stoplight on Pleasant Street; first street on left (Stoner Avenue) to end of street
Ky. 22 east of Williamstown; left on Ky. 489 (Fairview Road); left on Summer Drive
Ky. 36 northeast of Frenchburg; right on Ky. 211; right on Clear Creek Road to ramp
Ky. 519 south of Morehead near Morgan County line
I-64 west of Morehead; Ky. 801 south (exit 133); follow signs
I-64 east of Owingsville; U.S. 60 east (exit 123); Ky. 211 south; left on Clear Creek Road; left on Tater Knob Tower/Zilpo Road
I-64 east of Owingsville; Ky. 801 south (exit 133); right on Ky. 826; first road to right after crossing dam
Ky. 32 west of Carlisle to U.S. 68; north 7.5 miles to Blue Licks Battlefield State Park
Ky. 32 northeast of Carlisle (8 miles); right on Cassidy Creek Road to Clay Wildlife Management Area
U.S. 62 west of Mount Olivet to Licking River; road to left across from Ky. 19 junction; follow to ramp
Ky. 22 in Falmouth
Ky. 22 east of Falmouth; left on Ky. 159; right at park entrance
U.S. 60 east of Owingsville; left on Ky. 1269; left on Riddles Road; left on Adams Road; right on Johnson Ford Road
Ky. 17 north of Independence (10 miles); right on Ky. 16 (1 mile); left on Ky. 177 to DeCoursey
I-64 east of Owingsville; U.S. 60 east (exit 123); left on Ky. 211
Data from the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources: kygeonet.ky.gov/kdfwr/viewer.htm.
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Latitude
38.09143
37.98897
38.67874
38.66272
37.99699
37.95499
38.10207
38.09822
38.99711
38.72301
37.99346
39.05051
38.88765
38.04375
37.97471
38.05926
38.05561
38.98680
38.34843
38.39954
38.49123
38.36926
38.38778
38.01909
38.16642
38.21034
38.66613
38.03370
38.04025
38.08443
38.07296
38.11759
38.42845
38.36467
38.51602
38.67871
38.72364
38.20799
39.00986
38.17580
Longitude
-83.49686
-83.51439
-84.51997
-84.52836
-83.49681
-83.34111
-83.51306
-83.51328
-84.45044
-84.28590
-83.66833
-84.49303
-84.36766
-83.43882
-83.39538
-83.46481
-83.59443
-84.55157
-84.04248
-84.29628
-84.35487
-84.29189
-83.61324
-83.84738
-84.16330
-84.23993
-84.52777
-83.51558
-83.40227
-83.44477
-83.47624
-83.53884
-83.99737
-83.89539
-84.18112
-84.32893
-84.29050
-83.68058
-84.47994
-83.61855
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Steep Terrain
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-83o
37.5o
More Information
A steep hillside in Magoffin County is stripped of trees and the soils ripple slowly downhill—eventually to the river—under the forces of cattle, moisture, freezing, and thawing.
Boating and fishing access sites, Ky. Dept. Fish and Wildlife
Resources: kygeonet.ky.gov/kdfwr/
Licking River Basin Team:
www.watersheds.ky.gov/basins/licking/
Cave Run Lake, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers:
www.lrl.usace.army.mil/crl/
Kentucky Division of Water: www.water.ky.gov/
Kentucky Water Resources Research Institute:
www.uky.edu/WaterResources/
Kentucky Geological Survey: www.uky.edu/kgs/water/library/
Water Watch Data: kgsmap.uky.edu/website/krww/