2016 Map of Auburn

About this map

Auburn serves as the primary hub of this Logan County landscape, situated at a junction of regional transit where Byp 68 skirts the northern edge of the historic town grid. The terrain is defined by distinct karst features and rises, most notably Pilot Knob which anchors the central geography between the settlements of Turnertown and the northern residential blocks. To the south, the community of Middleton sits near the border of Logan and Simpson counties, connected by a network of rural routes named for local families, such as David P Hall Rd and J Wilson Rd. Waterways like Black Lick Cr and Spring Cr drain the undulating fields, while Pleasant View Cem reflects the long-standing community roots in this agricultural region. The inclusion of the Old 68 Loop provides a specific look at the evolution of Kentucky's highway system through the local countryside.