2013 Map of Perryville

About this map

The Chaplin River and its numerous tributaries, including Dry Fork and Phil Williams Run, define the rolling drainage patterns of this central Kentucky landscape. Perryville serves as the primary hub, where several regional routes converge near the Perryville Fairground. The surrounding countryside is dotted with small communities and named landmarks like Dixville, Nevada, and Needmore, reflecting a long-established rural settlement pattern that follows the winding watercourses and ridgelines. To the west, the Battle Field Airport stands near Wilson Cr, while the northern portion of the map is punctuated by Laurel Hill and Rose Hill. This 2013 survey illustrates how modern infrastructure, such as Claunch Rd and Bond Rd, has been overlaid upon a traditional agrarian network of creeks like Doctors Fork and Bull Run.