2010 Map of Perryville

About this map

The Chaplin River snakes through this central Kentucky landscape, defining the topography of a region steeped in nineteenth-century history. At the southern edge of the map, Perryville serves as a focal point where numerous roads and waterways converge. The town's historical footprint is traceable through its surrounding infrastructure, including the Doctors Fork and Bull Run tributaries. Rural life is anchored by small settlements like Dixville and Rose Hill, and documented by local markers such as the Saint Nicholas Cemetery and Patterson Cemetery. To the east, the Salt River and Quirks Run mark the boundary near the community of Needmore. The dense network of family-named routes, such as Cocanougher Rd and Hays Mays Rd, reflects generations of land ownership and agricultural development across the Boyle County countryside.