If it is permitted, I just wanted to share a resource I came across for those that don't know about it already. In researching the Louisville area prior to my househunting trip, I came across a really neat Atlas that includes Bullitt and Southwest Oldham counties. It's quite up-to-date and is a 2007 edition. I ordered it from LOJIC (Louisville/Jefferson County Information Consortium) at
www.lojic.org for around 20 bucks and they sent it right out to me. It also indicates the floodway and flood zone areas as well as a lot of interesting stuff that is pretty useful for checking out the area. The road map detail is very good and the setup is like a Thomas Guide if anyone is familiar with those.
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