1953 Map of Mackville

About this map

Mackville serves as the primary hub in this portion of central Kentucky, situated near the headwaters of Long Lick Creek. The landscape is defined by the winding drainages of Beech Fork and Tick Creek, where small settlements like Jenkinsville and Pottsville established themselves along the ridges and valley floors. This map documents a series of family-named landmarks and rural institutions that anchored the local community in the early 1950s, including Deep Creek Ch and Wesley Chapel.