2013 Map of Sebree

About this map

The town of Sebree stands as the primary hub in this northern Webster County landscape, defined by its grid of streets such as S State St and its proximity to the Edward T. Breathitt Pennyrile Pkwy. The surrounding countryside is dotted with smaller communities including Pratt, Ortiz, and Gatesville, linked by a network of rural routes like Sebree Pratt Rd and Old Beech Grove Rd. This region is characterized by a mix of agricultural lowlands drained by systems like Melton Ditch and Jackson Ditch, and prominent rises such as Steamport Hill and Bald Knob. Local history is embedded in the family-named roads and landmarks, from Beal Hill to the winding course of Deer Creek. The map documents a modern landscape where historical settlement patterns along the creeks still influence the placement of rural homes and secondary roads.