1951 Map of Plummers Landing

About this map

Plummers Landing and the surrounding Fleming County countryside appear in this survey, defined by a dense network of creek-bottom settlements and upland ridges like Peak Ridge. The landscape is dotted with local landmarks of genealogical interest, including the Shiloh Ch and Plummers Mill, reflecting a mid-century rural economy centered on small crossroads and water-powered history. The terrain transitions into the Flats toward the southeast, where the Daniel Boone National Forest begins to dominate the geography. Education and community life are marked by the presence of the Big Run Sch and Daulton Sch, while the scattered family burial grounds like Skinner Cem and Newman Cem provide specific points of reference for those tracing local family roots in this corner of Kentucky.