Water Valley, Kentucky
Water Valley is a Graves county town about 17 miles southwest of Mayfield. The town began as a station on the New Orleans and Ohio Railroad about 1858 and was named Morse Station, probably for the name of the land owner. It was renamed Water Valley, probably for its low-lying location along Bayou de Chien.
Water Valley was incorporated in 1884 and dissolved in 2016.
About 1870 the nearby Feliciana post office moved to the site and was renamed Morse. In 1872 the town and post office were renamed Water Valley.
The population in 2010 was 279.
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