Talk:Leesburg, Kentucky

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Already explained the rationale in the edit summary. Noticed that this one red links, though, so just noting that I put this here because the much much larger city of (I think) Middlesboro, Kentucky, previously claimed that it was a development of Leesburg. Per Rennick, it's not: Leesburg developed into the separate but nearby community of Nugent's Crossroads... which sooner or later will get a stub about as well-rounded as this one for Leesburg.

Still, there's never any reason to blank good data; and here there's no reason to pretend this is the only Leesburg Kentucky has had. I'm busy at the moment, but if someone wants to go to one of the Ky city articles and use the link to Rennick to put together a stub on Nugent's, they're welcome to. Rennick's from 1987, though, and I can't get any U.S. census data from here in China. — $Llywelyn II$ 20:30, 26 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]