2010 Map of Grand Junction

About this map

La Grange and Grand Junction are the primary hubs of this Fayette County landscape, documented here at the end of the first decade of the 21st century. The terrain is defined by a network of waterways and managed reservoirs, including the Wolf River to the southwest and the expansive Indian Creek Watershed Number Two Lake. This modern survey reveals a highly organized rural infrastructure, where longstanding family and community sites like LaGrange Cemetery and Scott Cemetery are connected by a dense grid of local roads such as Buford Ellington Rd and Old Grand Junction Rd. The topography features notable landmarks like Gordon Hill and the low-lying Clemmons Bottom, illustrating the varied physical geography of the region. The presence of multiple watershed dams, such as Indian Creek Watershed Number Four Dam, highlights the 20th-century engineering efforts to manage local drainage into the Indian Creek system.