Kenton County, KY, Covington City, County Seat

Kenton County administrative offices are located at 303 Court Street, Covington, KY 41011; phone: 859-392-1400.

The county was created in 1840 and named for Brigadier General Simon Kenton [1755-1836]. Kenton is reported to have saved Daniel Boone's life at Boonsborough.

Covington City
Independence City
Ludlow City
Park Hills City
Bromley City
Crescent Park
Crescent Springs City
Crestview Hills City
Edgewood City
Elsmere City
Erlanger City
Fairview City
Fort Mitchell City
Fort Wright City
Kenton Vale City
Lakeside Park City
Latonia Lakes City
Ryland Heights City
Taylor Mill City
Villa Hills City
Visalia City

Austinberg Historic District
Beard, Daniel Carter, Boyhood Home
Beechwood Historic District
Central Ludlow Historic District
Covington Downtown Commercial Historic District
Dixie Highway Historic District
Emery Row
Emery-Price Historic District
Erlanger Proper Subdivision Historic District
Fort Mitchell Heights Historic District
Hearne House
Helentown Historic District
Highland Cemetery Historic District
Holy Cross Church and School Complex--Latonia
House at 855-857 Oak Street
House at 859 Oak Street
Kruempelman Farmhouse
Lee-Holman Historic District
Lewisburg Historic District
Licking Riverside Historic District
Maxwell House
Merry, Prettyman, House
Metcalfe-Stephens House
Moser Family Houses
Mutter Gottes Historic District
Ohio Riverside Historic District
Old Fort Mitchell Historic District
Park Hills Historic District
Patton, Robert, House
Pleasant Run Stone House I
Pleasant Run Stone House II
Ritte's Corner Historic District
Riverside Drive Historic District
Seminary Square Historic District
Shinkle, Amos, Summer Residence
Timberlake-Stevenson House
Wallace Woods Area Residential Historic District
West Fifteenth Street Historic District
West Side-Main Strasse Historic District
Yeager, William A., and Edward Mohr Farmstead

Kenton County, Kentucky

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