2010 Map of Mammoth Cave

About this map

Mammoth Cave and its subterranean network shape the karst topography of this Kentucky landscape, where the surface is defined by a dense concentration of sinks, hollows, and ridges. The Green River snakes through the northern half of the sheet, passing landmarks like Floating Mill Island and the Dennison Ferry crossing. A network of early 21st-century infrastructure supports the park area, including the Adwell Pumphouse and Great Onyx Cave Pumphouse. Genealogy interest is particularly high here due to numerous family and community burial sites, such as the Old Guides Cemetery and the Mammoth Cave Baptist Cemetery. Small settlements and historic crossroads like Chaumont, Sloans Crossing, and Union City anchor the southern roads, while the complex terrain features unique names like Goblin Knob, Nappers Rollover, and Double Cellars.