2019 Map of Mammoth Cave
USGS Topo · Published 2019About this map
Mammoth Cave National Park encompasses a complex subterranean and surface landscape defined by its karst topography and the winding Green River. The subterranean reaches are marked by surface features such as the Mammoth Dome Sink, Double Cellars, and Hunts Sink, which indicate the vast cave systems below Flint Ridge and Mammoth Cave Ridge. Cultural history is preserved in numerous small burial grounds throughout the park and surrounding areas, including the Old Guides Cem, which honors those who explored these caverns, and the Mammoth Cave Baptist Cem. Former transportation corridors are visible in the Mammoth Cave Railroad Bike and Hike Trail, tracing the path of the old rail line that once brought visitors to the cave entrance. Settlements like Chaumont, Union City, and Northtown anchor the region's rural boundaries across Edmonson, Hart, and Barren counties.
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This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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