2013 Map of Summersville

About this map

The Green River and Big Pitman Cr carve a winding course through Green County, Kentucky, defining a landscape where rural hamlets and family cemeteries remain central to the community fabric. In this 2013 survey, small settlements such as Summersville, Gabe, and Bloyds Crossing serve as intersection points for a dense network of local roads like Grassy Flat Rd and Elmore Hodges Rd. The terrain is marked by distinctive geological features, including The Sinks of Little Brush and the sharp meanders of The Narrows of Pitman. Near the southern edge of the map, the county seat of Greensburg sits above the river, where industrial traces like an Oil Well Hole and the landmark known as The Drip meet the water. Numerous family burial grounds, such as Vance Cem and Chaudoin Cem, are scattered throughout the agricultural uplands.