2013 Map of Stanford

About this map

Stanford serves as the central hub of this topographical study, where the convergence of major regional routes meets the waters of Saint Asaph Cr. The surrounding landscape is defined by a network of smaller communities and named heights, including Rowland, Needmore Hill, and Boneyville to the south. Historically significant water sources like Buffalo Spring are documented alongside the meandering paths of Hanging Fork Cr and the Dix River, which carves through the northern portion of the quadrangle. The map captures the settlement patterns of central Kentucky in the early 21st century, illustrating how established locales like Hubble and Logantown integrate with rural landmarks such as Givens Depot. This record is particularly useful for identifying the specific street layouts and family-named roads that connect these scattered residential pockets to the primary corridor of US Highway 150.