2022 Map of Leatherwood
USGS Topo · Published 2022About this map
Leatherwood and Yeaddiss serve as central points in this modern 2022 survey of the Eastern Kentucky coalfields, where the drainage of Cutshin Cr and its many branches defines the human and natural geography. The landscape is marked by the complex intersection of the Perry, Leslie, and Harlan county lines, illustrating how political boundaries often follow the winding ridgelines of the Appalachian Plateau. Local history is anchored by sites like the Moore Cemetery and the Leatherwood Lookout To, while family-named roads such as Dixon Sparkman Ln point to long-standing residency in the hollows.
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