2013 Map of Rochester

About this map

The Green River and Mud River converge near the settlement of Rochester, forming a landscape defined by water and historical river crossings. This 2013 survey illustrates the enduring rural character of Butler County, Kentucky, where small riverfront communities like Skilesville and Knightsburg are linked by winding roads and old landings. The presence of Mud River Mine Rd and Arnolds Ridge Oil Field Rd reflects the industrial heritage of the region, specifically its ties to extraction and natural resources. Navigational points such as Grindstone Bend and established crossings like Ward Bridge and Clark Bridge underscore how the waterways have historically dictated movement through the territory. To the east, Huntsville sits at a crossroads, while the interior is dotted with localized landmarks like Town Lake and Connelly Lake.