1954 Map of Frogue

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Dale Hollow Reservoir dominates the southern landscape of this mid-century survey, its fingers reaching deep into the hollows and branches along the Kentucky-Tennessee border. The rising waters of the reservoir have transformed the local geography, creating features like Boys Island and flooding the lower reaches of Sulphur Creek and Fannys Creek. To the north, the Cumberland River meanders past Herefords at a sharp bend, while the uplands of Chestnut Grove Ridge and Scott Ridge maintain a traditional rural character.