1952 Map of Livermore

About this map

The confluence of the Green River and Rough River anchors this landscape, where the town of Livermore sits at the strategic junction of these waterways. By the mid-20th century, the region's economy was defined by a mix of river transport, rail lines like the Louisville and Nashville, and growing energy extraction, evidenced by the numerous Oil Wells peppered throughout the terrain. The map captures a transition toward modern infrastructure with updated road alignments while preserving older rural landmarks such as Worthington Chapel and Station Ch.