1953 Map of Booneville
USGS Topo · Published 1955About this map
The South Fork Kentucky River defines the landscape of this Owsley County region, winding through a complex network of steep ridges and creek valleys. Near the center of the survey, Booneville serves as the primary hub, surrounded by smaller rural settlements like Levi, Meadow, and Scoville. The social geography of the early 1950s is remarkably detailed, showing a high density of community landmarks including the Ricetown PO, Spencer Ch, and numerous educational sites like Pleasant Grove Sch and Brookside Sch.
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