
The Big Sandy River forms the state boundary between Boyd Co, Kentucky, and Wayne County, West Virginia, serving as the dominant geographic feature of this river valley landscape. Along its banks, the settlements of Lockwood, Cyrus, and Burnaugh align with the primary transportation corridors of Louisa Rd and the Big Sandy River Rd. The terrain is defined by numerous drainage systems such as Buffalo Creek, Durbin Cr, and Twelvepole Creek that have carved out narrow hollows and ridges like Thacker Ridge and Cyrus Hollow.
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