1914 Map of Inez
USGS Topo · Published 1914About this map
The Big Sandy River and its tributary, the Levisa Fork, carve a complex drainage pattern through this section of eastern Kentucky, defining the lives of its early twentieth-century residents. This 1914 survey illustrates a landscape where connectivity followed the water and rail, with Richardson, Whitehouse, and Henrietta serving as key nodes. The river valleys are densely packed with small-scale rural infrastructure, evidenced by the numbered school system, including School No 5 and School No 11, which were the heart of local communities before consolidation.
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