2010 Map of Lexington West

About this map

Lexington's western urban expansion and horse country heritage are captured in this 2010 survey. The landscape transitions from dense residential developments like Gardenside and Beaumont Park to the iconic equine grounds of the Keeneland Race Course. Along the eastern edge, a cluster of significant burial grounds, including the Lexington National Cemetery, Cove Haven Cemetery, and Highland Cemetery, provide essential records for genealogists. The transport infrastructure is dominated by the Blue Grass Airport and a complex web of thoroughfares such as Versailles Rd and New Circle Rd. To the northwest, the terrain opens into historic outlying settlements like Yarnallton, Bracktown, and Little Georgetown, where smaller watercourses such as Town Branch and Steeles Run drain the rolling Bluegrass country. This map documents a modern city that has grown around established agricultural roots and academic institutions like the University of Kentucky Agricultural Experimental Station.