1960 Map of Rock Haven

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The Ohio River curves sharply through this riverine landscape, serving as the border between Boone, Indiana, and the rolling terrain of Meade County, Kentucky. This 1960 revision reveals a corridor of historical transit and industry, anchored by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and numerous river landings such as Brown Landing and Cedar Farm Landing. The northern reach is dominated by the Doe Run Gas Storage Field, while the southern half is largely consumed by the Fort Knox Military Reservation, which surrounds the former settlement of Grahamton. Between these zones, Otter Creek Park provides a pocket of recreation featuring Camp Piomingo and The Blue Hole. Genealogists will find a high density of burial sites, including the Garnettsville Cem and Bunger Cem, alongside local landmarks like the Doe Run Mill and the Buck Grove Ch.