1967 Map of Harrodsburg

About this map

Harrodsburg serves as the focal point of this 1960s Kentucky landscape, where the dense street grid gives way to a network of rural lanes and established farmsteads. The terrain is deeply influenced by the winding course of the Kentucky River along the northeastern boundary, and the Salt River to the west, creating a corridor of limestone ridges and fertile bottoms. Outside the central town, the map documents small communities like Stringtown and McAfee, each anchored by local landmarks such as the New Providence Ch and the McAfee Sch.