Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Gravel Switch, Livingston County, Kentucky
Meets |notability, |verifiability, |reliable sources, and POV|neutral point of view. The topic meets  including ''significant coverage''. Several historical documents mention this area by name, mention where it was, mention what products came from it, and how those products were used. Though the mentions were brief, they were neither trivial nor a passing mention. The sources are ''reliable'', are ''secondary sources'', and are ''independent of the subject''. I'm sure the original reason to PROD or AfD this article was because one could not SEE anything on a current satellite view, and a cursory google search of "gravel switch" brought up nothing. However, now that there has been some researching and article improvement, we've discovered that there are sources, including ample maps, SHOWING that this place was populated, active and commercial. The products from this area were mentioned in several of the citations, along with mentioning the name of this place and where it sits in relation to other known places. That the TVA built a dam and flooded the nearby area, causing the railroads to re-route their line ''right through'' the old operating area of Gravel Switch, doesn't negate that the place existed as an area (not simply a railroad switch that has since been removed). As for a merge argument, the article subject doesn't really fit into any other article. I say Keep because the arguments for deletion don't hold water. (Pun intended... because of the new lake
— User:Normal, 03:21, 21 May 2020 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:N||WP:V||WP:RS||WP:NPOV||WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)