2013 Map of Fort Knox

About this map

Fort Knox and its strategic infrastructure dominate this 2013 landscape, highlighted by the secure footprint of the United States Bullion Depository and the operational layout of Godman Army Airfield. The map documents the residential developments of Gaffey Heights, Rose Terrace, and Prichard Place, which sit alongside the rugged terrain of McClelland Ridge and Scott Mountain. The Ohio River and Salt River converge near West Point, a riverfront settlement with deep historical roots visible through its numerous small family and church burial grounds, including Saint Patricks Cem and Geoghegan Cem. This survey illustrates the modern intersection of military readiness and civilian life, where Gold Vault Road meets local thoroughfares like Old Dixie Highway, preserving the names of local landmarks such as Tioga Spring and Dripping Springs amidst the military training grounds.