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Louisville Loop - Knobs/Shale Lowlands
ST FR ANC IS D ESALES H IGH
Legend
SH ACKLETTE ELEMEN TAR Y
CON W AY MIDD LE
IROQUOIS
Louisville Loop
Built
DOSS HIG H
TRU NN ELL ELEMENTARY
ST PAUL ELEMEN TAR Y
Bike Lanes
COM M UN IT Y CEN TER -SYLVANI A
SYLVANIA
RIVERVIEW
AUBURNDALE
PLEASU RE R ID GE PARK H IGH GREEN WO OD ELEMEN TAR Y
GREE
RIVERVIEW
NWO OD RD
SAN DER S ELEMEN TAR Y
COM M UN IT Y CEN TER -M ETR O ART S C TR
Loop_Forest
ON FIR E CH RISTIAN ACAD EMY
AU BUR N DALE ELEMEN TARY
LASSITER MID DLE
WAVERLY
Parks
Access Point
EISEN HOW ER ELEMEN TARY
Trailhead
ST NIC HOLAS ACAD EMY
Detour
CH RISTIAN ACAD EMY SOU TH WEST
ST AND REW ACAD EMY
Planned or In-Planning
KEN W OOD ELEMENTARY
Designed
Olmsted Parkways
Hospitals
Colleges and Universities
OUTER LOO
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Louisville Free Public Library
LAN DMAR K C HR ISTIAN AC AD
JOHN SONTOW N R OAD ELEMENTARY
Community Centers - Metro Parks
BETH H AVEN C HR ISTIAN H IGH
Other Paths
WILKERSO N ELEMEN TAR Y
Schools
SO UTH PARK TAPP
Destinations
FAIRD ALE H IGH
LAYN E ELEMEN TARY
DIXIE ELEMEN TARY
VALLEY TR ADITIO NAL HIGH
SUN VALLEY
STUAR T MIDD LE
STONESTREET ELEMENTARY
NELSON HORNBECK
FAIRDALE
SOUTHWEST REGIONA L
KY
RIVERSIDE, THE FARNSLEY-MOREMAN LANDING
FAIRDALE MINI
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COR AL R IDGE ELEMENTARY
JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FOREST
JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FOREST
JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FOREST
JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FOREST
JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FOREST
WATSON LANE ELEMENTARY
MEDORA
FRO ST MID DLE
JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FOREST
Copyright (c) 2012, LOUISVILLE AND JEFFERSON
COUNTY METROPOLITAN SEWER DISTRICT (MSD),
LOUISVILLE WATER COMPANY (LWC),
LOUISVILLE METRO GOVERNMENT and
JEFFERSON COUNTY PROPERTY VALUATION
ADMINISTRATOR (PVA). All Rights Reserved.
flood zones, wetlands, and topography.
Opportunities: The greatest opportunity in the region is access to
the Jefferson Memorial Forest. The Forest provides many amenities
to enjoy the land including such activities as hiking, camping, fishing,
equestrian use, environmental education, and more. Fairdale, an unin-
corporated area of Louisville Metro, provides a variety of retail services,
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parks, schools, library, churches and several residential neigh-
borhoods that make it a prime area for trail-oriented develop-
ment. Around the U.S. many small towns similar in character to
Fairdale have benefited greatly from trail integration into its built
environment enriching the local economy and general vibrancy.
East of Fairdale and along South Park Road, the preferred