Pikeville
Eastern Kentucky city
Pikeville is the name of several small American cities, most notably the seat of Pike County in eastern Kentucky.
The Kentucky Pikeville sits in the Appalachian coal region and is known for the Pikeville Cut-Through, a massive engineering project that rerouted a river and railroad through a mountain.
Other Pikesvilles exist in Tennessee and North Carolina.
Eastern U.S. mountain region
- coal miningUnderground carbon extraction
- Hatfield-McCoy feudHistoric interfamily Appalachian conflict
- bluegrass musicAcoustic Appalachian string genre
- gospel musicChristian songs with strong harmony
country music · Daniel Boone · mountain culture · coalfield · hollows · ridgeline
Town's central thoroughfare
- downtownCentral business district
- local businessesNearby commercial establishments
- dinerCasual American eatery
- town squareCentral civic space
neighbors · front porch · parade · festival · heritage · tradition · community center · high school football
Appalachia
Eastern U.S. mountain region
- coal miningUnderground carbon extraction
- Hatfield-McCoy feudHistoric interfamily Appalachian conflict
- bluegrass musicAcoustic Appalachian string genre
gospel music · country music · Daniel Boone · mountain culture · coalfield · hollows · ridgeline
Main Street
Town's central thoroughfare
- downtownCentral business district
- local businessesNearby commercial establishments
- dinerCasual American eatery
town square · neighbors · front porch · parade · festival · heritage · tradition · community center · high school football · barbershop
PikevilleNew York City
America's largest city
Los Angeles · Chicago · metropolis · megalopolis · Houston
PikevilleMiami
Southeast Florida coastal city
Los Angeles · San Diego · Phoenix · Las Vegas · Honolulu
PikevilleSilicon Valley
Bay Area tech corridor
Wall Street · San Francisco · Seattle · tech hub · financial center
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