2016 Map of Albany

About this map

Albany serves as the focal point of this Clinton County landscape, where the street grid meets the winding rural routes of southern Kentucky. The terrain is defined by prominent elevations such as Grider Mtn and Burchett Mtn, while the southern edge drops toward the waters of the Wolf River at Wolf River Dock near the Tennessee state line. Family history and local heritage are well-preserved through numerous small burial grounds including Tuggle Cem, Stockton Cem, and Memorial Hill Cem. Modern infrastructure like the Dale Hollow Regional Airport sits in the valley of Spring Creek, contrasting with older community centers such as Browns Crossroads and rural congregations like the Locust Grove Church. To the north, The Big Marsh and Browns Pond mark the lower-lying wetlands that drain into the Illwill Cr watershed, illustrating the complex drainage patterns of this karst-influenced region.