2013 Map of Wesleyville

About this map

Wesleyville and Smiths Creek anchor a landscape defined by deep-set hollows and winding ridgeline roads in this early twenty-first-century survey of northeastern Kentucky. The topography is intricately detailed, showing the convergence of Brushy Cr and Smith Cr near Poplar, while numerous family-named landmarks like Jordan Cem and Sexton Cem provide valuable touchpoints for genealogical research. The map captures a transition in the rural environment, where traditional settlements such as Rugless and Eby are connected by a network of named routes including Stafford Hill Rd and Bethel Rdg. Notable terrain features such as Deep Cut and the prominent Staffords Hill overlook the many forks and branches of the Kinniconick and Tygarts watersheds, including McGlone Fork and Jordan Fork. The presence of the Womstead Field Airport near the southern boundary reflects modern infrastructure amidst the longstanding names of the Kentucky hills.