2016 Map of Big Spring

About this map

Big Spring sits at the intersection of three counties, marking a significant point of convergence in the Kentucky landscape where the boundaries of Meade, Breckinridge, and Hardin counties meet. The area is defined by its small upland settlements like Bewleyville, Corners, and High Plains, which are linked by an intricate network of rural roads that often follow the undulating topography. In the southeast, the terrain drops into Losenville Valley, while drainage across the quadrangle is provided by waterways such as Blue Fork and Mays Run. The road network is heavily informed by local geography and history, featuring family and descriptive names like St Clair Cemetery Rd, Bennett Cem Rd, and Custer-Roberts Hollow Rd. This layout suggests a long-standing pattern of family-centered farming and localized transit routes that have persisted into the modern era.