2016 Map of Head of Grassy

About this map

The community of Harris and the Head of Grassy settlement anchor this terrain in Lewis County, Kentucky. This landscape is defined by an intricate network of deep hollows and narrow ridges, drained by Kinniconick Creek and its many tributaries like Cherry Camp Cr and Straight Fork. The names on the land, such as Schoolhouse Hollow and Oil Well Hollow, reflect a history of early rural education and resource extraction. Smaller settlements like Awe appear nestled within the valleys, connected by a winding network of local routes including Horsley Cemetery Rd and Fairlane Dr. High points such as High Rock and Lost Hill overlook a region where family-named landmarks like Psimer Hollow and Blankenship Hollow indicate deep-rooted local heritage and land ownership patterns characteristic of the eastern Kentucky hills.