Lebanon serves as the central hub of this Marion County landscape, where the confluence of several small waterways like Hardins Cr and Graham Br defined early settlement patterns. This 2016 survey documents a region deeply rooted in its Catholic heritage, evidenced by prominent sites such as Saint Mary and Saint Charles Cem. The terrain south of the city rises toward more prominent hills, where the Rolling Fork river snakes through the valley floor near New Market and Coopers Hollow. Small, established communities like Belltown, Calvary, and Frogtown are connected by a dense network of local roads such as Arthur Mattingly Rd and Raley Rd, reflecting a stable, rural residential layout that has persisted for generations. Researchers will find a detailed look at the drainage systems, including Pottinger Creek and Indian Lick Cr, which historically influenced the placement of farms and small hamlets across this central Kentucky quadrangle.
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1952 · Bradfordsville
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1953 · Loretto
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1953 · Saloma
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1953 · Saint Catharine
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1953 · Lebanon East
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1953 · Springfield
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1953 · Raywick
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1953 · Spurlington
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1953 · Lebanon West
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1953 · Bradfordsville
USGS Topo · 1:24,000