Flint Ridge Cemetery
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Flint Ridge Cemetery

Also known as Miller Cemetery

Clayhole, Breathitt County, Kentucky, USA

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  • Get directions Russell Branch
    Clayhole, Kentucky, USA
    Coordinates: 37.48810, -83.22000
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Directions: To reach the cemetery follow Kentucky Highway Route #15 South from Jackson eight miles to the caution light at the intersection of Kentucky #15 and Kentucky #476, at Lost Creek. Turn left on Kentucky #476 at the caution light, travel 6 miles to a bridge at the mouth of Russels Fork, turn left across the concrete bridge and travel three miles on a gravel road. The cemetery is located high on a hill to the left. It is directly across from an old, non functional, coal processing plant.



The grass in and around the cemetery is only cut twice a year. The first cutting is always the week before Memorial Day, the second cutting is in the Fall generally toward the end of October, weather permitting. The road up the mountain leading to the cemetery can be rough at times if there has been heavy rain or wash outs. Where the grass is high one must be mindful of where ones step, as many snakes are killed there every year. The Flint Ridge is known for rattlesnakes and copperheads. There is no water available there (so bring bottled water) or bathroom facilities.

Directions: To reach the cemetery follow Kentucky Highway Route #15 South from Jackson eight miles to the caution light at the intersection of Kentucky #15 and Kentucky #476, at Lost Creek. Turn left on Kentucky #476 at the caution light, travel 6 miles to a bridge at the mouth of Russels Fork, turn left across the concrete bridge and travel three miles on a gravel road. The cemetery is located high on a hill to the left. It is directly across from an old, non functional, coal processing plant.



The grass in and around the cemetery is only cut twice a year. The first cutting is always the week before Memorial Day, the second cutting is in the Fall generally toward the end of October, weather permitting. The road up the mountain leading to the cemetery can be rough at times if there has been heavy rain or wash outs. Where the grass is high one must be mindful of where ones step, as many snakes are killed there every year. The Flint Ridge is known for rattlesnakes and copperheads. There is no water available there (so bring bottled water) or bathroom facilities.

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