1991 Map of Summit

About this map

The Nolin River winds through the southern reaches of this landscape, its tight oxbows defining the topography near White Mills and Harcourt. This 1991 survey captures a rural Kentucky corridor where long-established farming communities like Summit and Eastview are bisected by the modern Kentucky Parkway. Significant genealogy markers are scattered throughout the hills, including Fairfield Ch, Meeting Creek Ch, and New Hope Ch. North of the river, the terrain rises toward The Hogback and Sand Cave, while industry is represented by a Quarry and scattered Mines. The presence of Old Stephensburg alongside the newer settlement of Stephensburg reflects the shifting centers of local commerce over time, anchored by the Western Kentucky rail line and proximity to the Wonderland Cavern.