1953 Map of Utica
USGS Topo · Published 1983About this map
Agricultural lands and emerging oil fields define this Kentucky landscape along the borders of Daviess, McLean, and Ohio counties. The settlement of Utica serves as a local hub along the Seaboard railroad line, which cuts north-to-south through the terrain. The map reveals a deeply rooted community structure, marked by numerous rural sanctuaries including Bethlehem Ch, Greenbrier Ch, and Buck Creek Ch. Prominent physical landmarks such as Backbone Ridge and Barrett Hill rise above the drainage basins of Twomile Creek and the Rough R, which snakes along the southern boundary.
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