2013 Map of Mays Lick

About this map

Old Washington and Mays Lick anchor this topographic survey of Mason County, showcasing a landscape defined by the winding N Fork Licking River and its numerous tributaries. The map details a predominantly rural agricultural district where historical industry is represented by the Bartholomew-Fitzgerald Mill near Mill Cr. Small settlements like Murphysville, Lewisburg, and Marshall are connected by a network of named pikes and lanes, including Old Sardis Pike and Key Pike, reflecting the traditional Kentucky road patterns that often follow the ridgelines between creek valleys. Local heritage sites are preserved through the locations of Saint Patricks Cem and Finch Cem. The transition from old thoroughfares to modern infrastructure is evident in the Old US 68 Loop and the presence of the Fleming-Mason Airport in the southeastern quadrant.