2022 Map of Piqua
USGS Topo · Published 2022About this map
The Licking River carves a deep valley through this corner of Northern Kentucky, where the boundaries of Nicholas, Harrison, and Robertson Counties converge. This agricultural landscape is defined by its ridge-top settlements and winding country roads that follow the serpentine contours of the terrain. Small hamlets like Kentontown and Piqua serve as local anchors, while the strangely named Barefoot and Barterville sit further south among the hills.
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1952 · Mount Olivet
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1952 · Claysville
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1953 · Carlisle
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1953 · Moorefield
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