2016 Map of Cadiz

About this map

Cadiz serves as a central hub for the Little River and its numerous tributaries as they wind toward the northwestern reaches of Lake Barkley. The landscape is defined by its intricate drainage patterns, including Donaldson Cr, Burge Creek, and the Sinking Fork, which carve through the terrain east and south of the town center. Local history is anchored by sites like Jefferson Cem and Ezell Cem, while the area's transportation and utility are represented by Lowe Airport and a dense network of roads such as Hopkinsville Rd and Glennwood Mill Rd. This 2016 survey illustrates the modern residential development and infrastructure that has grown around traditional watercourses like Belford Spring and Beechy Fork, maintaining a balance between the settled town and the surrounding watershed.