2019 Map of Clarkson

About this map

The town of Clarkson sits at the northern end of this central Kentucky landscape, where the road network branches out into the intricate drainage basins of Bear Cr and Rock Cr. This area is defined by a dense concentration of small communities and crossroads, including Grayson Springs, Peonia, and Johnson Crossroads, reflecting a deeply settled rural interior. The topography is notably complex, featuring landmarks such as Confederate Hill and the winding valleys of Grindstone Fork and Hunting Fork. Researchers of local family history will find several burial sites preserved on the map, such as Logsdon Cem and Decker Cem, which remain as anchor points for these unincorporated areas. The map also captures the outskirts of Leitchfield and the established boundaries of Indian Cliff Ests, showing how modern residential development and historic thoroughfares like Grayson Springs Rd have shaped the modern Grayson County landscape.