2013 Map of McBrayer

About this map

The Salt River carves a winding path through this central Kentucky landscape, defining the rural character of Anderson County during the early 21st century. Small communities like Fox Creek, McBrayer, and Nevin are connected by a web of local roads, while the Bluegrass Pkwy W cuts a straight line through the rolling terrain. The map captures a moment when traditional agrarian settlements like Cheese Lick and Terrapin persisted alongside modern infrastructure, including the Harold Reynolds Airport near the southern boundary. To the west, Ballard and Hickory Grove anchor the upland areas, while named waterways such as Buchanan Cr, Log Lick, and Indian Cr drain into the primary river system. Distinctive landmarks like The Mound and Boiling Spring suggest the natural geological features that have long influenced settlement patterns in this part of the Bluegrass region.