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Barbourville

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Barbourville

City and administrative headquarters of Knox County, southeastern Kentucky, 140 km/90 mi southeast of Lexington, in the Cumberland Mountains; population (1990) 3,700. It is an agricultural centre trading in tobacco, vegetables, sorghum, strawberries, and timber. There is some light industry, including wood and concrete products; the area also produces coal.

Barbourville was founded in 1800, on the Wilderness Road, and is a gateway to the Daniel Boone National Forest. Union College (1879) is here. The Dr Thomas Walker State Historic Site to the south has a replica of Walker's 1750 house, the first white home in Kentucky.



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The men's soccer team, currently in Barbourville, Ky.
MIAMI -- Pacer Health Corporation (OTCBB:PHLH), a Miami-based owner-operator of acute care hospitals, medical treatment centers and psychiatric care facilities, announced today that it has finalized its Lease Agreement of Knox County Hospital, a non-urban healthcare facility located in Barbourville, Kentucky that Pacer Health has managed and operated since March 24, 2006.
The program officially began in the summer of 1969 at Union College in Barbourville, Ky.
 
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