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Cayce

Hamlet in Fulton County, extreme southwestern Kentucky, USA, 137 km/85 mi west-southwest of Hopkinsville; population (1990) 200.

This was the community where John Luther ‘Casey’ Jones moved in his youth, and gave him his nickname. The railroad engineer was born in 1864, probably in nearby Jordan, and died in the famous 1900 crash near Vaughan, Mississippi.

Cayce

City in Lexington County, central South Carolina, USA, south-southwest of Columbia across the Congaree River; population (2000) 12,200. A manufacturing centre, it makes cement blocks, steel, chemicals, iron and brass, plastics, wood products, and processed foods.
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