
The Green River carves a deep, winding path through the borderlands of Ohio and Butler counties, defining the character of this rural landscape. This area is marked by a high density of family and community burial grounds, such as East Providence Cem and Slaty Creek Cem, reflecting a long history of local settlement. The terrain transitions from the low-lying Hurricane Slough to elevated landmarks like Negro Hill and Tilford Knob. Small rural hubs like Prentiss and Shultztown are connected by a network of named country roads and old ferry crossings, such as Reeds Ferry Rd and Annis Ferry Rd. These routes trace the historical movement of people and goods along the river’s oxbows, including the pronounced loop at Big Bend. The presence of the New Harmony Baptist Church and Point Pleasant Presbyterian Cem further anchors the social geography of this river-oriented Kentucky region.
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1952 Equality
Ohio County, KY

1953 Dundee
Ohio County, KY

1954 Cromwell
Ohio County, KY

1954 Horton
Ohio County, KY

1954 Olaton
Ohio County, KY

1954 Paradise
Ohio County, KY

1963 Paradise
Ohio County, KY

1971 Cromwell
Ohio County, KY

1971 Horton
Ohio County, KY

2022 Cromwell
Ohio County, KY

2022 Dundee
Ohio County, KY

2022 Equality
Ohio County, KY

2022 Horton
Ohio County, KY

2022 Olaton
Ohio County, KY

2022 Paradise
Ohio County, KY