2019 Map of Mill Springs

About this map

Lake Cumberland dominates this 2019 survey, its irregular fingers reaching deep into the forested hills of Wayne and Pulaski Counties. The map covers several small settlements including Mill Springs, Touristville, and Steubenville, showing the modern road network built around the topography of the Cumberland River basin. For genealogists and local historians, numerous family-named burial sites are mapped, such as Sloan Cem, Dodson Cem, and Norman Cem, providing a record of long-established residents in the area. The terrain is marked by distinctive named high points and ridges, from the Gap of the Ridge and Hoozer Hill in the southeast to Shinbone Cliff overlooking the water in the northwest. This modern product integrates national datasets to show current land use, where residential development like the Lighthouse Dr neighborhood sits alongside historical locations like the Simpson Spring and the steep hollows typical of this Kentucky region.