1907 Map of Louisville

Southward, the terrain shifts into the broken, high-relief country of the Knobs, where prominent landmarks like Buttonmold Knob and Wagonbed Knob rise above the drainage of Floyds Fork. This river system, along with the Salt River, provides a clear view of the early 20th-century transportation network, marked by river crossings such as Bells Mill Ford and Motherhead Ford. The map also captures several rural post offices and small rail stops, including Seatonville Malott PO and Buechel, which served as critical nodes for the local farming community.