1967 Map of Salvisa

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The Kentucky River snakes in sharp, hairpin meanders through the central terrain of this 1960s survey, serving as the primary geographic divider between Anderson, Woodford, and Mercer Counties. The landscape is defined by these deep river bends and the numerous creeks that feed them, including Gilbert Creek, Clear Creek, and Grier Creek. While the Blue Grass Parkway cuts a modern path across the northern reaches, the interior remains a network of secondary routes like Scotts Ferry Road and Lillards Ferry Road, reflecting an older river-oriented economy.