2016 Map of Olympia

About this map

The Daniel Boone National Forest dominates the eastern and southern reaches of this landscape, where the terrain breaks into complex ridges and hollows like Pigeon Roost Hollow and Richard Hollow. The settlement pattern follows the drainage of Slate Creek and its many tributaries, with the village of Olympia and the historic Olympia Springs serving as central points. For genealogists, the map identifies several small burial sites including Jackson Cem and Old Fields Cem, often tucked near family-named roads like Blevins Valley Rd or Crouch Rd. High points such as Mt Olympus and Carrington Rock overlook the border between Bath and Menifee counties, marking the transition from the rolling valley floors to the more heavily forested uplands.