Campbell County was formed from parts of Harrison, Scott and Mason Counties, 1795.		Area lost to formation of Bracken, 1797.		Area lost to formation of Pendleton, 1799.
Area lost to formation of Boone, 1798.				Area lost to formation of Kenton, 1840.
Adjustments to Campbell County boundaries since inception. Unmapped is this minor revision in 1854. There's also a small conveyance to Grant County in 1831, before Kenton split off.

 

Brooklyn & Jamestown, 1860	Newport, 1860	Dayton & Bellevue, 1884	Newport, 1884
These Campbell Co. maps were drawn before Newport re-named many of its streets in 1890.

 

1884 Flood Map

Lake Atlas Overview		Campbell Patrons, 1	Campbell Patrons, 2
Alexandria Precinct	Alexandria	Bellevue	Carthage Precinct
Cold Spring Precinct	Dayton	Grants Lick / Hayfield Precinct	Gubsers Mill Precinct
Highlands Precinct	Johns Hill Precinct	Newport
Philadelphia's D. J. Lake Company put out atlases for hundred of counties in the US in the 1870's and 1880's. These are the Campbell pages from their Atlas of Boone, Kenton and Campbell in 1883.

This exceptionally detailed map of Newport from 1886 is a Sanborn Fire Map. They were originally created to assist insurance companies to assess risk for underwriting fire insurance, hence “fire maps.” We've downloaded this single page from the Library of Congress' site for Sanborns. This map is one of twenty-six in the set from 1886. You can download them all in incredible detail. Check back from time to time at their site, to see if they digitize the Newport sets from 1910, and the 1886 set from Dayton.

Mentor	California	Oneonta	Ross
Silver Grove	Brent	Dayton/Bellevue	Newport

In 1911-1914 the Corps of Engineers mapped the entire length of the Ohio River. You can see the whole thing, from Pittsburg to Cairo, at their web site. Clicking the maps shown here will take you to the appropriate Campbell County map at the Corps' site.

1914. With Baby Farms.

Campbell County, 1889	Northern Campbell County, 1914	A Campbell-Kenton Reconnaissance Map, 1923

 

Fort Thomas, 1909

	Census Tracts, Fort Thomas, June, 1932; Rev. 1947

Dayton, 1939 map for 1940 Census	Bellevue, 1929, for 1940 Census
	Campbell, 1937 for 1950 Census	Fort Thomas, 1938 or 1940 Census
Newport, 1936	Newport, 1946
The maps shown here were used by the Census Bureau in 1940 and 1950 to delineate census tracts.

 

Campbell County, c. 1931, with one-room school locations.	Campbell County, 1935	Campbell County	A 1948 map locating many Campbell County businesses in Newport, Bellevue and Dayton

Portion of Campbell County in a 1914 topographical map

 

Northwestern Tip (1950)	Newport (1952)	Melbourne (1953)
	Alexandria (1953)	California (1953)	Mentor (1953)
	Grants Lick (1953)	Wesley Chapel (1953)	Southeastern Tip (1953)

A map of where there have been, at one time or another, many of the post offices in Campbell County.
A map by Robert Rennick