2019 Map of Utica

About this map

Utica and Livia stand as central points in this Western Kentucky landscape, where the borders of McLean, Daviess, and Ohio counties converge. The geography is defined by a dense network of watercourses, including Buck Cr, Twomile Cr, and the winding Rough River along the southern edge. The distribution of small settlements like Maxwell, Nuckols, and Heflin suggests a rural economy tied to the land and local transit, with numerous secondary roads like Harmons Ferry Rd and Briarfield Schoolhouse Rd linking family farms and former community centers. Notable terrain features such as Backbone Ridge and Tucker Hollow provide natural landmarks for those tracing local history. The presence of the Atherton Cem and the small Bigger (STOL) Airport further highlights the varied land use in this pocket of the Green River region.