
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park anchors this 1970s landscape where the borders of Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia converge. This era shows the dense infrastructure of the Appalachian coal country, with the Louisville and Nashville RR and Southern Railway following the tight valleys alongside the Cumberland River and Powell River. The map captures the significant elevation changes of the Pine Mountain and Cumberland Mountain ridges, which dictate the placement of settlements like Middlesboro and Harlan.
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1916 Nolansburg
Harlan County, KY

1919 Nolansburg
Harlan County, KY

1954 Bledsoe
Harlan County, KY

1954 Louellen
Harlan County, KY

1954 Nolansburg
Harlan County, KY

1977 Middlesboro
Harlan County, KY

1980 Bledsoe
Harlan County, KY
2011 Bledsoe
Harlan County, KY
2011 Louellen
Harlan County, KY
2011 Nolansburg
Harlan County, KY
2013 Bledsoe
Harlan County, KY
2013 Louellen
Harlan County, KY
2013 Nolansburg
Harlan County, KY
2016 Bledsoe
Harlan County, KY
2016 Louellen
Harlan County, KY
2016 Nolansburg
Harlan County, KY
2019 Bledsoe
Harlan County, KY
2019 Louellen
Harlan County, KY
2019 Nolansburg
Harlan County, KY

2022 Bledsoe
Harlan County, KY

2022 Louellen
Harlan County, KY

2022 Nolansburg
Harlan County, KY