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Hardin County was established by the first Legislature in 1792. It was named for Colonel John Hardin, an officer in the Continental Army. The county, when formed, contained 7000 square miles. All or part of the following counties were formed of territory which originally was contained in Hardin County: Breckinridge, Grayson, Green, Ohio, Meade, LaRue, Daviess, Hancock, Henderson, McLean, Hart, Edmonson, and Butler. At right, our current Judge/Executive is Harry L. Berry.
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Cities within Hardin County include: Elizabethtown, Radcliff, Fort Knox, Vine Grove, West Point, Upton and Sonora.
Hardin County is one of 120 counties in Kentucky. The county is in the Elizabethtown metro area. The estimated population in 2004 was 96,066.
Hardin County Population: 96,066
Hardin County Average Home Value: $88,300 (year 2000)
Hardin County Public Schools:
Elementary School: Creekside, G. C. Burkhead, Howevalley, Lakewood, Lincoln Trail, Meadow View, New Highland, Parkway, Rineyville, Vine Grove and Woodland Elementary Schools.
Middle School: Bluegrass, East Hardin, James T. Alton, Radcliff and West Hardin Middle Schools
High School: Central Hardin, John Hardin, North Hardin, Brown Street, Day Treatment and Lincoln Village High Schools
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