Green River meanders across the southern landscape of this central Kentucky region, creating a series of prominent river features including Russell Island, Marcum Island, and Snaps Island. The area is characterized by scattered small communities such as Bengal, Black Gnat, and Sweeneyville, connected by a network of rural roads like Bengal Rd and Old Greensburg Rd. Genealogical interest is high throughout this territory, with numerous family burial grounds documented across the ridges and valleys, including Skaggs Cem, Cowherd Cem, and Marshall Cem. In the north, the terrain is defined by the drainage of Big Pitman Creek and its various forks, while the eastern edge shows the outskirts of Campbellsville near the Sweeneyville junction. This document provides a clear view of the rural settlement patterns and waterway systems between Greensburg and the surrounding Taylor County landscape.
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1953 · Campbellsville
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1953 · Saloma
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1953 · Hibernia
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1953 · Summersville
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1953 · Exie
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1953 · Gresham
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1953 · Spurlington
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1953 · Cane Valley
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1954 · Greensburg
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1957 · Winchester
USGS Topo · 1:250,000