2010 Map of Dubre

About this map

Willow Shade and Dubre serve as central points in this rural Kentucky landscape, where the terrain is defined by an intricate network of hollows and creek branches. The settlement pattern follows the drainage of Pitman Creek and Marrowbone Creek, with family-named landmarks like Beck Hollow and Davis Hollow indicating long-standing local ties. To the south, the Cumberland River forms a major boundary, fed by numerous tributaries such as Mud Camp Creek and Little Meshack Creek. Genealogists will find value in the placement of the Mud Camp Cemetery, Franklin Cemetery, and Creacy Cemetery. The prominence of roads like Old Kesler Ridge School Rd and Sawmill Hollow Rd suggests the historical importance of local education and timber processing in this corner of Metcalfe County.