The southern part has rich, fertile and level bottoms and produces tobacco, corn, wheat, rye, oats and grass. Northern portion is broken and almost mountainous, less fertile soil, finely timbered, well watered and has beds of coal and iron ore. Abounds in caves and caverns. It contains the head waters of Pond, Trade Water, Little and west fork of Red rivers. Mineral and sulphur springs abound.
Products here are corn, wheat, oats and tobacco.
Five towns in Christian County- Hopkinsville, Belleville, Garrettsburg, Lafayette and Oaktown. Situated in the middle of the state. Principal products are hemp, cattle, horses, mules and hogs. Towns are Winchester, Kiddville, Colbyville, Schoollville and Webster. Lies on the south fork of the Kentucky river, hilly and mountainous.