2010 Map of Antelope Mesa

About this map

Antelope Mesa dominates this high-plains landscape in Crowley County, defined by a sparse but systematic network of agricultural infrastructure. The territory is organized by a grid of rural routes such as County Lane 7 and County Road T, which connect isolated water management sites essential for high-altitude ranching and farming. Key landmarks include the George Lewis Number 6 Reservoir, secured by the George Lewis Number 6 Dam, and the Cudahy Reservoir to the east. At the southern edge of the survey, the Colorado Canal indicates the importance of managed water rights and transport in this arid environment. This 2010 snapshot captures the enduring rural character of the Colorado plains, where family-named landmarks and a rigid road grid reflect decades of land use and property boundaries.