2019 Map of Hammonville

About this map

The boundary between Larue Co and Hart Co divides this landscape of central Kentucky, where small rural communities are connected by a network of winding roads and named hollows. In the northern section, the settlement of Maxine sits near the headwaters of Tucker Creek, while the village of Hammonville serves as a central hub near the crossing of Bacon Creek. The terrain is defined by prominent elevations such as Three Springs Knob and Veach Knob, interspersed with low-lying areas like Barefoot Hollow. For genealogical research, the map identifies local burial grounds including McCanless Cemetery and Gaddie Cemetery, alongside long-established residential clusters at Wabash, Jonesville, and Talley. This documentation of the area's rural road network, from Upton Talley Rd to Knob School House Rd, illustrates the persistent settlement patterns of these agricultural communities.