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Lewis County Chamber of Commerce
606-796-0999
email:
lcchamber@yahoo.com
Tourism Information
606-796-2732
email:
lewiscountyky@yahoo.com
Vanceburg Visitors Center
606-796-0238
email:
pkennard@windstream.net
Tucked between majestic hills and the meandering Ohio River, Lewis County
offers its visitors lovely scenery, friendly folks and a leisurely pace.  A drive through
our countryside will evoke a sense of serenity as you wind past picturesque farms
with silos and grazing cattle.  The colorful
barn quilts throughout the county are a
testament to the pride of the residents here.

Vanceburg, the county seat, is a charming town with a riverfront park,
historical
walking tour of downtown homes and buildings, restored Visitors Center and
Depot Museum. So come on out to Lewis County and experience a lifestyle far
from the hurried, bustling pace of the big city.
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Lewis County...
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Vanceburg
GPS coordinates:
Lat    38 36 01.97N
Long  83 18 54.08W
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Please recycle!
Lewis County is dry but the
City of Vanceburg is wet.
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Contact your U.S.
Congressmen:

Sen. Jim Bunning (R)
(term expires in 2011)
website         email

Sen. Mitch McConnell (R)
(term expires in 2015)
website         email

Rep. Geoff Davis (R)
(term expires in 2011)
website         email
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Coming soon!

The third annual
Lewis County Sportsmens Expo
Now expanded to two full days!
March 6 & 7, 2010
Visit the Expo website for details
On February 23, 1945, the Japanese
island of Iwo Jima fell to the Americans
after severe fighting and the flag was
raised on Mount Suribachi.
"Man is a singular creature. He has a set of
gifts which make him unique among the
animals; so that, unlike them, he is not a figure
in the landscape - he is a shaper of the
landscape."

~Jacob Bronowski,
The Ascent of Man, 1973