2010 Map of Antelope Gap

About this map

Pleasant Grove and Scallorn define the rural character of this Mills County landscape, where the terrain transitions from the high point of Bread Tray Mountain down through several prominent drainage basins. The area's hydrology is dominated by the systems of Simms Creek and its tributaries, including North Simms Creek and Bee Cove Creek, which carve through the local topography. At Antelope Gap, the land forms a natural passage that has long influenced the placement of travel routes like the Old Lometa Rd. In the northeastern portion of the quadrangle, Clift Lake and the Clift Lake Dam represent a localized water management feature amidst the network of county roads. The southern reaches are marked by Lee Gap and the meandering path of Antelope Creek, illustrating a classic Central Texas pattern of dispersed settlements connected by a grid of rural routes such as Farm Rd 2942.