2010 Map of North Pleasureville

About this map

Pleasureville and Bagdad anchor a network of rural communities across this Kentucky landscape, where small hamlets like Consolation and Jacksonville remain connected by historic roads such as Magruder Pike. The geography is defined by a dense drainage system of creeks and forks, including the winding Dutch Fork and Sixmile Creek, which eventually reach the Salt River in the north. This 2010 survey highlights a transition in local settlement patterns, notably with Old Christianburg and its newer namesake, Christianburg, both established along the southern corridor. Cultural and recreational sites like Cedarmore Camp near Beaver Dam Bend indicate a landscape used for both agriculture and community gatherings, while the presence of Cemetery Rd near the towns points toward established family roots in the area.