2010 Map of North Middletown

About this map

North Middletown sits at the intersection of a complex rural road network in this Central Kentucky landscape, dominated by the winding paths of Hinkston Creek and Boone Creek. The topography is defined by prominent elevations such as Cane Ridge in the northwest and Five Forks Hill to the south. Historically significant family burial grounds are distributed across the countryside, including the Hayden Young Cemetery near the eastern border and the Bethel Cemetery just outside of town. The settlement pattern follows established routes like Jackstown Rd and Burris Pike, connecting small hamlets such as Jackstown, Little Rock, and Plum. Waterways like Plum Lick Creek and Indian Creek weave through the limestone-based terrain, illustrating the traditional drainage patterns of the Bluegrass region. The map provides a detailed look at the local infrastructure and land divisions that have shaped this community over generations.