2016 Map of Hollyhill

About this map

The Daniel Boone National Forest dominates this McCreary County landscape, where the settlements of Hollyhill and Duckrun are situated among a complex network of ridges and deep drainage basins. The area is defined by the sharp relief of local peaks such as Ryans Creek Mtn and Granny Holt Knob, while the intricate topography of the Cumberland Plateau is evidenced by numerous named hollows, including Chitwood Hollow and Rube Hollow. These narrow valleys descend toward significant watercourses like Marsh Creek and Jellico Creek. The presence of the Laurel Cem near the western edge and various family-named landmarks provides valuable points of interest for those studying the local genealogy and land use patterns within this heavily forested region of Kentucky.