1906 Map of Georgetown
USGS Topo · Published 1954About this map
Georgetown serves as a major hub in this Bluegrass region survey, where the winding path of North Elkhorn Creek dictates the early industrial and agricultural layout. The landscape is defined by its sophisticated early 20th-century transportation network, with the Frankfort and Cincinnati R R and the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific R R converging toward the burgeoning centers of Lexington and Versailles. Smaller rail-side settlements like Midway and Paynes Depot illustrate the vital connection between the rural interior and the central markets.
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