1961 Map of Hibernia

About this map

Muldraugh Hill dominates the northern topography of this region, creating a stark contrast with the lower-lying river valleys to the south. The rural landscape is defined by the Upper Green River and the complex drainage system of Big Brush Creek and Little Brush Creek. Small communities like Hibernia and Coakley serve as local hubs, while numerous country churches and cemeteries, such as Pleasant Ridge Ch and Webster Cem, point to long-established family settlements and community roots. In the southeast, a concentration of Oil Wells reveals the mid-century industrial activity near Mac. The map also captures the Taylor Co Green Co boundary, illustrating how the natural features like Brush Creek influenced the political borders of this Kentucky interior.