2013 Map of Lebanon West

About this map

The western outskirts of Lebanon transition into a landscape defined by rolling drainage basins and long-established crossroads. The Lebanon National Cem sits at the edge of the city, serving as a prominent landmark near the headwaters of Indian Lick Cr. To the west and south, the terrain is marked by rural clusters such as Saint Mary and Belltown, while the Rolling Fork winds through the southern portion of the region. This area is characterized by its numerous small waterways, including Hardins Cr and Cissels Cr, which have historically dictated the placement of early settlements and local roads.