2013 Map of Lake Mary

About this map

The Ohio River forms the central artery of this 1912 survey, winding between the riverfront communities of Ghent and Vevay. The region is defined by its strategic waterways, most notably the confluence where the Kentucky River meets the Ohio. Transportation is a dominant theme, with the L & N RR snaking through the hills and valleys, intersecting at Short Line Jct. Further inland, the map documents a network of rural settlements such as Worthville, Sanders, and Eagle Station, each connected by primitive roads and proximity to smaller creeks like the Little Kentucky River. For those researching local history, the placement of the Odd Fellows Cemetery, Masonic Cemetery, and Lamb Church offers specific points of interest for identifying early 20th-century social and community hubs. The terrain is characterized by intricate drainage patterns from Sugar Creek and Mud Lick, illustrating the agricultural potential of the Kentucky and Indiana borderlands.