The West Fork of the Red River drains Christian and Todd counties of Kentucky and joins the Red River about 2 miles above its mouth into the Cumberland River. Along with the counties the stream drains in Kentucky, the West Fork also flows through Montgomery County, TN and is a popular location for paddling and fishing.
The Cumberland River Basin project aims to promote the ecological and economical health of the Cumberland River Basin, an 18,000 square mile region that stretches across 70 Tennessee and Kentucky counties and home to more than 2 million people.
A majority of the photography featured on this site was provided courtesy of Chuck Sutherland. For more information please visit Chuck’s website.
