2013 Map of Buckeye
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
Kentucky River bottomlands define the northwestern reaches of this Garrard County landscape, where the sharp meander at Devils Elbow and the infrastructure of Lock 8 Rd highlight the waterway's historical importance. The terrain is deeply carved by the branching systems of Sugar Cr and its tributaries, including the Middle Fork Sugar Cr and E Fork Sugar Cr. This drainage pattern influenced a network of ridge-top settlements and crossroad communities such as Buckeye, Teatersville, and Bourne. At the southern margin, the edge of Lancaster appears, while the interior features local landmarks like Leavell Ridge and Teaters Btm. The road names, including Jack Black Rd and Tommy Murphy Rd, reflect deep-rooted local landownership and family history in this rural central Kentucky region.
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