1972 Map of Maud

About this map

Beech Fork winds through the heart of this central Kentucky landscape, marking the undulating boundary between Nelson and Washington counties. In the early 1970s, this area remained defined by its rural settlements and traditional water crossings, most notably the Covered Bridge spanning the Chaplin River in the northeastern corner. The convergence of Beech Fork and the Chaplin River creates a complex network of ridges and bottoms where small communities like Maud and Mooresville are situated.