2010 Map of Temple Hill

About this map

Temple Hill and the uniquely named settlement of Eighty Eight anchor this Barren County landscape, characterized by a dense network of country roads and family-named landmarks. The topography is defined by the winding paths of Glover Creek and Falling Timber Creek, which carve through the terrain alongside numerous smaller tributaries like Elbow Spring Creek and Bailey Branch. This 2010 survey reflects a rural Kentucky environment where local heritage is preserved in numerous small burial grounds, including Peers Cemetery, Groce Cemetery, and Peden Cemetery. The northern edge of the map is traversed by the Louie B Nunn-Cumberland Parkway, representing the primary modern thoroughfare connecting these traditional farming communities. The abundance of named roads, such as Bethel Church Rd and White Chapel Rd, suggests a long-established social fabric centered around local congregations and family homesteads.