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From List of National Natural Landmarks, these are the National Natural Landmarks in Kentucky. There are 7 in total, 1 is shared with Indiana.

Big Bone Lick

Creelsboro Natural Bridge

Rock Creek Research Natural Area

Ohio Coral Reef

Red River Gorge

Henderson Sloughs

Lilley Cornett Woods

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Kentucky National Natural Landmarks (clickable map)

	Name	Date	Location	County	Ownership	Description
1	Creelsboro Natural Bridge	1987	36°53′06″N 85°14′11″W / 36.884992°N 85.236425°W / 36.884992; -85.236425 (Creelsboro Natural Bridge)	Russell	Private	An outstanding illustration of subterranean stream diversion.
2	Henderson Sloughs	1974	37°51′38″N 87°46′48″W / 37.860445°N 87.780100°W / 37.860445; -87.780100 (Henderson Sloughs)	Henderson, Union	State (Dept. of Fish & Wildlife)	One of the largest wetlands remaining in Kentucky
3	Lilley Cornett Woods	1971	37°05′16″N 82°59′33″W / 37.087865°N 82.992453°W / 37.087865; -82.992453 (Lilley Cornett Woods)	Letcher	State (Eastern Kentucky University)	Virgin tract of mixed mesophytic forest.
4	Red River Gorge	1975	37°50′02″N 83°36′28″W / 37.833889°N 83.607778°W / 37.833889; -83.607778 (Red River Gorge)	Menifee, Powell, Wolfe	Federal (Daniel Boone National Forest)	Contains examples of many geological formations, including 41 natural bridges.
5	Rock Creek Research Natural Area	1975	37°17′17″N 83°52′31″W / 37.288056°N 83.875278°W / 37.288056; -83.875278 (Daniel Boone National Forest)	Laurel	Federal (Daniel Boone National Forest)	One of the few virgin hemlock hardwood forests remaining in Kentucky.
6	Big Bone Lick	2009	38°53′13″N 84°44′52″W / 38.886944°N 84.747778°W / 38.886944; -84.747778 (Big Bone Lick State Park)	Boone	State (Big Bone Lick State Park)	Combination of salt springs and associated Late Pleistocene bone beds. Also on the mighty Ohio River.
7	Ohio Coral Reef	1966	38°16′36″N 85°45′56″W / 38.27665°N 85.76544°W / 38.27665; -85.76544	Jefferson	Federal (Falls of the Ohio National Wildlife Conservation Area)	A classic example of a Silurian and Devonian coral community. Extends into Indiana.

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