2013 Map of Crider

About this map

White Sulphur and the neighboring settlement of Crider anchor the southern portion of this Kentucky landscape, where the water system of Skinframe Cr and White Sulphur Cr dictates the local geography. The map reveals a rural network defined by family-named ridges and hills, such as Montgomery Hill, Asher Hill, and Sigler Hill, suggesting a long history of generational landholding. Notable landmarks like White Sulphur Spring and Dunn Spring highlight the importance of natural water sources to this community, while Sons Bridge marks a crossing over Donaldson Cr. To the northeast, Farmersville serves as a local hub, connected by a web of winding roads like Lillard Watson Rd and Gosche Hollow Rd. The terrain is deeply textured with features like The Knob and Black Sulphur Ridge, illustrating the varied topography of Caldwell County before modern development patterns fully altered the agricultural character.