Russellville serves as the focal point of this Logan County landscape, where the urban grid of the city meets the rolling farmland of southern Kentucky. The terrain is defined by a network of waterways including Whippoorwill Creek, Barren Fork, and Dry Fork, which drain the area surrounding the prominent Luckett Knob. To the west, smaller settlements like Cave Springs and Ferguson are connected by rural routes that follow the natural topography of the region. Local history is anchored by landmarks such as the Doyle Cemetery and Lake Herndon, providing specific points of interest for genealogists tracing family roots in the area. The map illustrates a developed transportation network with numerous named rural roads, such as Milton Sharpe Road and Buena Vista Road, which highlight the long-standing agricultural and residential patterns of the county.
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1950 · Allensville
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1950 · Olmstead
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1951 · Olmstead
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1951 · Adairville
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1951 · Dot
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1951 · Lewisburg
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1951 · Homer
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1952 · Russellville
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1952 · Sharon Grove
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1952 · Dennis
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