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Nada, Kentucky
Nada, Kentucky

Nada is a Powell county community near the Red River about six miles east of Stanton. A town was established circa 1900 by the Dana Lumber Company for its workers. A railroad was built to haul the lumber and in 1910-1911 a tunnel was made to allow a more direct and flatter route. The railroad operated until about 1920. The name Nada is an anagram of Dana.

A Lombard post office, named for one of railroad's owners, opened nearby in 1901, moved to Nada and changed names in 1911, and closed in 1968.

Photo of Nada tunnel
The tracks are gone and now highway KY 77 passes through the 900 foot long Nada tunnel. (Photo 2001)

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