2010 Map of Livermore

About this map

The confluence of the Green River and the lowlands of Cypress Creek define the landscape around Livermore, Kentucky, in the early 21st century. The map illustrates a region where local geography is tied to specific families and historical crossings, evidenced by a series of named spans including Vicker Bridge, Bryant Bridge, and Stroud Bridge. The settlement pattern follows the elevation, with the village of Island and the community of Buttonsberry situated on slightly higher ground above the expansive Cypress Bottom. Higher points such as Boehler Knob and Bates Knob rise above the drainage basins, providing landmarks for a network of country roads like Bates Hollow Rd and Revlett-Stroud Rd. For the local historian, the map details established sites like New Hope Cemetery and Shavers Cemetery, alongside the David Lowe Airport, reflecting the long-term evolution of McLean County’s infrastructure.