Robertson County, Kentucky, USA
County or equivalent
Location overview
Robertson County lies in northeastern Kentucky between the Licking River and Bluegrass regions. Mount Olivet is its county seat. The county began operating in 1867 after being formed from parts of Bracken, Harrison, Mason and Nicholas counties. It was named for Kentucky Court of Appeals Chief Justice George Robertson. Rolling hills characterize its countryside, and historic sites include the Johnson Creek Covered Bridge.