2010 Map of New Liberty

About this map

New Liberty serves as the primary hub in this northern Kentucky landscape, where a dense network of cemeteries reveals generations of local heritage. The settlement pattern is defined by winding ridge roads and deep creek valleys, with Cull and Pleasant Home anchoring the eastern and southern reaches. Genealogists will find an exceptional concentration of burial sites, ranging from large denominational grounds like the Liberty Baptist Church Cemetery and New Liberty Christian Church Cemetery to smaller family plots such as the Arnold Cemetery and Yancey Cemetery. The southwestern corner is shaped by the wide bend of the Kentucky River near Perry Park, while the rest of the terrain is dissected by waterways like Big Twin Creek and Mill Creek. This topographic record illustrates how early 21st-century Owen County maintains its rural character through established farmsteads and historic church congregations.