It is hilly, the soil is 2nd rate but productive. Tobacco is the main staple, there are several fine mill streams and Barren River flows here. The primary towns are Morgantown, Lockport and Roduster. Located on the water of the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers. The portion bordering on the Trade water is undulating and has coal.
Principal crops are tobacco, corn, pork and iron.
Principle towns are Princeton, Fredonia and Eddyville. Staple products are tobacco, corn and small grain. Three towns - Murray, New Concord and Wadesboro. Located in the north part of the state, on the Ohio River just above the Licking river, Land is river bottom, level, rich and productive with the uplands being undulating and hilly. Staple products are corn, wheat, tobacco and pork.