2013 Map of Evarts
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
The Clover Fork Cumberland River winds through this section of the Kentucky coalfields, anchoring a dense network of mining settlements and family-named landmarks. The town of Evarts serves as a central hub, surrounded by smaller communities such as Kildav, Verda, and Draper. The area is characterized by steep ridges and narrow hollows, including River Ridge and the heights of Black Mountain, where evidence of the region’s industrial legacy is visible via labels like Coal Bin Rd and Rail-Ln.
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1916 · Harlan
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1932 · Hagan
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