2018 Map of Antelope Hills

About this map

The Antelope Hills rise prominently from the rolling terrain of Western Oklahoma, marking a significant topographical transition south of the Canadian River. This 2018 survey reveals a landscape shaped by the river's winding path as it crosses the county line between Ellis County and Roger Mills County. While the region is defined by its open spaces, human history is grounded in small, localized landmarks like Lone Tree Cem, which sits near E0740 Rd. The map illustrates a grid-like network of secondary roads, such as N1720 Rd and E0730 Rd, providing access to the various sections of this cattle-ranching and oil-producing territory. Tributaries including Oasis Cr and Cottonwood Cr drain the hills, highlighting the vital drainage patterns essential to the local environment and its history of settlement.