Washington County, named after George Washington, was the first county formed after Kentucky became a state in 1792. Nestled in the historic bluegrass region of Kentucky, Washington County is a progressive community with lots of southern hospitality and is rich in history and tradition. Washington County is home to the oldest courthouse in Kentucky, and is still active and open to the public.
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The county’s Flood Insurance
Rate Maps (FIRMs) have been
revised using the latest
technologies and the most
current data so residents,
homeowners, business owners,
and community officials may
understand the local flood risk
and keep people and property
safe from floods.

You can now view the Flood Insurance Rate Maps for Washington County, along with information about National Flood Insurance
Program (NFIP) which is
administered by the Federal
Emergency Management
Agency (FEMA).
Click here to view more information about the Flood Maps for Washington County, KY.
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Come visit Washington County, centrally located
in the heart of Kentucky!

View a map, marked with points of interests!
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