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Latest revision as of 23:31, 12 June 2016
Killough's Gap (misidentified as Kelough's Gap on an 1889 map) is a naturally formed gap through Red Mountain located in north-east Jefferson County, close to Sadler's Gap east of Huffman and northwest of Roebuck Plaza.
No roads use the gap to cross Red Mountain.
| To the west: Sadler's Gap |
Red Mountain passes Killough's Gap |
To the east: Morrow Gap |