1986 Map of Falmouth
USGS Topo · Published 1990About this map
The Licking River and Ohio River dominate this mid-1980s landscape, where Northern Kentucky’s ridge-and-valley topography meets the industrial and agricultural heartland. The junction of the South Fork Licking River and Main Licking River at Falmouth serves as a focal point for the region's hydrography, while further west, the Kentucky River carves its way through Gallatin and Carroll counties near Warsaw. The map illustrates a mature transportation network, featuring the L & N Railroad and C & O Railroad corridors alongside major interstate arteries like I-75 and I-71. Local landmarks such as White Chapel and Mount Plagah Church provide essential reference points for genealogists, while conservation and recreation areas like Big Bone Lick State Park and Kincaid Lake State Park highlight the preservation of the area's natural history and Pleistocene fossil heritage.
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