
Owsley and Breathitt counties meet in this 1961 survey, where the winding Middle Fork Kentucky River cuts through the northeastern corner. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of narrow creek valleys and named forks, including Cow Creek and Beech Fork, where small settlements and schoolhouses anchored rural life. Communities like Lerose and Spencer follow the Meadow Fork, while Ricetown sits at the confluence of the Left Fork and Right Fork in the west.
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20 maps found

1953 Cowcreek
Owsley County, KY

1953 Mistletoe
Owsley County, KY

1953 Sturgeon
Owsley County, KY

1961 Cowcreek
Owsley County, KY

1979 Mistletoe
Owsley County, KY
2011 Cowcreek
Owsley County, KY
2011 Mistletoe
Owsley County, KY
2011 Sturgeon
Owsley County, KY
2013 Cowcreek
Owsley County, KY
2013 Mistletoe
Owsley County, KY
2013 Sturgeon
Owsley County, KY
2016 Cowcreek
Owsley County, KY
2016 Mistletoe
Owsley County, KY
2016 Sturgeon
Owsley County, KY
2019 Cowcreek
Owsley County, KY
2019 Mistletoe
Owsley County, KY
2019 Sturgeon
Owsley County, KY

2022 Cowcreek
Owsley County, KY

2022 Mistletoe
Owsley County, KY

2022 Sturgeon
Owsley County, KY