Raywick sits at the heart of this central Kentucky landscape, positioned where Prather Cr and Cherry Run meet the wide valley of the Rolling Fork river. The settlement pattern reveals a deeply rooted rural community, with Catholic heritage visible at Saint Francis and the Saint Francis Xavier Cem. The terrain is defined by dramatic elevation changes, rising from the river bottom to prominent heights like Cedar Knob, Flag Knob, and the extensive Scotts Ridge to the south. Numerous family-named roads, such as Clell Mattingly Rd and Ben Daugherty Rd, suggest generations of local land ownership. To the east, the community of Loretto marks the edge of the survey, while the western reaches follow the winding path of the Rolling Fork through the distinctive loop at Horseshoe Bend.
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1953 · Howardstown
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1953 · Loretto
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1953 · Saloma
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1953 · Hibernia
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1953 · Saint Catharine
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1953 · New Haven
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1953 · Raywick
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1953 · Spurlington
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1953 · Lebanon West
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1957 · Winchester
USGS Topo · 1:250,000