Franklin County was formed in 1795
from
part of Woodford, Shelby, and
Mercer
Counties. In 1799 a portion of
Franklin
County was removed to form
Gallatin
County and in 1819 a portion was
again
taken to form Owen County. In
1827,
the third and last time, a portion of
Franklin
County was taken to form
Anderson.
Franklin County, located in the
central
Bluegrass region of Kentucky,
was
named in honor of Benjamin
Franklin.
The city of Frankfort, named for
"Frank's Ford" was founded in
1786.
It serves as county seat and
the
State Capital
Counties
Surrounding Franklin County
ANDERSON
OWEN
SCOTT
SHELBY
WOODFORD
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