1923 Map of Brownsville
USGS Topo · Published 1942About this map
The Green River and Barren River dominate this 1920s topography, winding through the complex terrain of Warren, Edmonson, and Butler counties. During this era, the river systems remained vital corridors for commerce and travel, evidenced by numerous river crossings and navigational aids such as Davis Ferry, Pittsburg Landing, and Lock No 6. The landscape is dotted with rural centers like Richardsville and Sand Hill, while the more developed southern portion showcases the influence of the Louisville and Nashville railroad on the growth of Bowling Green.
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Editions of this 1923 Brownsville Map
3 editions found
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