2013 Map of London SW

About this map

Keavy and Hightop serve as the primary focal points in this 2013 survey of southwestern Laurel County, situated where the rolling plateau begins its descent toward the deeply incised drainage of the Laurel River. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of waterways including Sinking Cr, Cane Cr, and Powder Mill Cr, many of which feed into the northern arms of Laurel River Lake. This era shows a community defined by its proximity to the water and the Daniel Boone National Forest, with the Bald Rock Lookout Tower and Bald Rock Picnic Area marking significant local landmarks. The road network, including names like Sinking Creek Rd and Reed Valley Rd, reflects a pattern of rural settlement and forest management, while the settlement of Bunch remains a quiet point of interest in the northwestern reaches of the quadrangle.