The Ohio River carves a deep valley through this borderland, separating the city of Madison, Indiana, from the Kentucky shoreline. The historic river crossing via the Madison Bridge links the urban grid of Madison to the smaller settlement of Milton across the water. The landscape is defined by its dramatic relief, where steep drainage ravines like Dugan Hollow and Hardscrabble Hollow cut into the limestone uplands, and prominent features such as Big Cedar Cliffs overlook the river valley below.
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1939 · Bethlehem
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1939 · Madison West
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1943 · Brooksburg
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1948 · Bethlehem
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1948 · Madison West
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1952 · Campbellsburg
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1953 · Madison West
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1953 · Bedford
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1953 · Carrollton
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1953 · Madison East
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