2010 Map of Lebanon Junction

About this map

Lebanon Junction and the small community of Boston serve as the primary anchors in this Bullitt County landscape, where the convergence of several major waterways dictated the early settlement patterns. The topography is defined by the winding course of the Rolling Fork and Beech Fork rivers, which flow through the southern half of the region. Local genealogy is well-represented by rural burial grounds such as the Mount Moriah Cemetery and Little Brick Cemetery, alongside family-named landmarks like Keith Knob. The map traces a network of farm-to-market roads, including Old Boston Rd and Strebel Farm Rd, that connect isolated hollows like Crutchmer Hollow and Scuffletown Hollow to the larger rail and highway corridors. Recreational sites like Crescendo Camp and Hurricane Hills Lake highlight the mid-century development of the area's natural water resources for local use.