
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park dominates the southern landscape of this mid-1970s survey, marking the intersection of Kentucky, Virginia, and Tennessee. The terrain is defined by the steep ridges of Brush Mountain and Cumberland Mountain, where the Louisville and Nashville RR follows the Cumberland River corridor through Varilla. This era shows a landscape heavily shaped by extraction, with numerous strip mines and strip mine sites carved into the slopes of Hances Ridge and Bailey Hill.
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1903 Middlesboro
Bell County, KY

1927 Middlesboro
Bell County, KY

1930 Middlesboro
Bell County, KY

1935 Varilla
Bell County, KY

1952 Davisburg
Bell County, KY

1954 Balkan
Bell County, KY

1954 Beverly
Bell County, KY

1954 Middlesboro North
Bell County, KY

1954 Varilla
Bell County, KY

1959 Kayjay
Bell County, KY

1959 Middlesboro North
Bell County, KY

1974 Balkan
Bell County, KY

1974 Middlesboro North
Bell County, KY

1974 Middlesboro South
Bell County, KY

1974 Varilla
Bell County, KY

1976 Middlesboro North
Bell County, KY

1976 Middlesboro South
Bell County, KY

1976 Varilla
Bell County, KY

1979 Beverly
Bell County, KY

2022 Balkan
Bell County, KY

2022 Beverly
Bell County, KY

2022 Kayjay
Bell County, KY

2022 Middlesboro North
Bell County, KY

2022 Middlesboro South
Bell County, KY

2022 Varilla
Bell County, KY