1976 Map of Tyner

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The Cumberland National Forest dominates the northwestern portion of this Jackson County landscape, where the rugged terrain of the Appalachian Plateau is defined by deep-cut stream valleys. The community of Annville serves as a central hub along Pond Creek, while smaller settlements like Bond, Tyner, and Mildred are connected by a network of winding roads following the ridge lines and creek bottoms. This mid-century survey captures a rural Kentucky society organized around its local institutions, evidenced by the high density of country schools such as Blooming Grove Sch and the Collier Sch.