2010 Map of Glasgow South

About this map

The city of Glasgow anchors the northern edge of this Barren County landscape, where the Louie B Nunn-Cumberland Parkway and various state routes branch out through a series of rural communities. The map documents the transition from urban development to an agricultural and waterway-defined countryside, marked by smaller settlements like Pritchardsville, Haywood, and Bristletown. To the south, the terrain descends toward Roseville and the winding course of Skaggs Creek, which eventually feeds into the northern reaches of Barren River Lake. Numerous family and community landmarks are scattered throughout, including the Adams Cemetery, Allen Cemetery, and Barlow Cemetery, providing valuable points of reference for genealogical research. The waterway network is dense, with South Fork Beaver Creek, Boyds Creek, and Falling Timber Creek carving through the land, while the Morrisey Park Church Campground serves as a notable recreation site in the eastern portion of the quadrangle.