On the hidden menu in the top left corner, there is now an updated Geographic Regions map of the state of Kentucky available. It is also seen below in a smaller size. I made one of these several years back and put it on the Kentucky Waterfall Database, but this is a more polished one. The previous one I had simply painted myself in illustrator and this one is made via gis software.
Tunnels have now been added to the database and the website. Feel free to submit any others as well as any pictures of the tunnels in the current database that are missing pictures. The tunnel now stand at 27 tunnels. The map for tunnel is also now live. See it here (and linked on top left side menu):
All major lakes are now on the website, include the few natural lakes that are found within the state. There are of course plenty of lakes not yet in the database. All the major public access ones are in the database. Feel free to submit any others as well as any pictures of the lakes in the current database that are missing pictures. The lakes now stand at 46 lakes. The map for lakes is now live. See it here (and linked on top left side menu):
Welcome to the future home of Kentucky Landforms.
Right now there are links on the above main menu to the existing Kentucky Waterfall Database as well as the still under construction Kentucky Arches Database.
In the future, there will be more landforms hosted here on this website directly as well as a map, on here, combining all the landforms in one map.