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Kentucky River The 259 miles long Kentucky River joins the Ohio River at Carrollton, KY. The 14 locks and dams on the river mostly were built in the late 19th century and mainly where connecting the coal mine reagions of the Cumberland Mountains with the Ohio River. Only locks 1 through 4 are still operated by the Corps of Engineers.
Kentucky Lake is the first step in a stairway of navigable TVA lakes that allow modern 9-foot draft vessels to travel the 650-mile-long main river the year round. Since impoundment of Kentucky Lake in 1945, completing this waterway and linking the Tennessee Valley with the 21 state inland waterway system, freight traffic on the Tennessee has grown from 2 million tons a year to more than 31 million tons.