Hopewell, Louisville

Hopewell, Louisville

Hopewell is a neighborhood of Louisville, Kentucky located off Old Heady Road along Hopewell Road.

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External links

Louisville places
place=Hopewell
north=Tucker Station
south=Seatonville
east=Fisherville
west=Jeffersontown


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