2010 Map of Scottsville

About this map

Scottsville serves as the primary hub in this southern Kentucky landscape, where the town’s grid meets a sprawling network of country roads named for the families and landmarks they connect. The terrain is defined by the winding paths of Bays Fork and West Bays Fork, which drain the rolling agricultural lands surrounding small communities like Gainesville and Halifax. Local history is anchored by sites like Crescent Hill Cemetery and Tabor Cemetery, while the presence of roads such as Jefferson School Rd and Harrison School Rd points to the former locations of rural schoolhouses. These older routes, including Old US 31E Rd and Old Gainesville Rd, trace the evolution of travel through the county, showing how modern infrastructure like the Veterans Memorial Hwy has bypassed earlier settlements like Yesse and Settle.