2012 Map of Antelope Hills

About this map

Antelope Hills rises as a prominent landmark in this corner of Ellis County, overlooking the broad, braided course of the Canadian River. This 2012 survey illustrates a landscape primarily defined by energy extraction and agriculture, with the extensive Bishop Gas and Oil Field occupying the central plains. The map reveals the persistence of early rural foundations through the solitary presence of the Lone Tree Cem, situated amid a regular grid of section-line roads such as n1700 RD and e0740 RD. While the river and its southern tributary, Oasis Cr, dictate the natural drainage of the region, the human footprint is marked by the industrial infrastructure of the gas fields and the thin network of local routes like n1720 RD and e0730 RD that connect isolated properties across the Oklahoma high plains.