1951 Map of Hickory
USGS Topo · Published 1957About this map
The Illinois Central Railroad cuts a north-south line through the heart of Graves County, anchoring settlements like Hickory and Boaz in this mid-century portrait of western Kentucky. To the south, the northern edge of Mayfield reveals a developing landscape where the County Airport and a Radio Tower meet the industrial character of nearby Clay Pits. The topography is defined by the Divide and numerous watercourses, including the wide drainage of Mayfield Creek and Clarks River, which are spanned by local landmarks such as Sheehan Bridge and the Carter Mill Bridges.
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