2020 Map of Antelope Ridge

About this map

Antelope Ridge and the surrounding high country of Grant County are defined by a network of deep drainage systems and ranching infrastructure. This high-desert landscape is carved by substantial geological features such as Shields Canyon, Rock House Canyon, and Foster Canyon, all feeding toward the Duck Cr and Sycamore Cr watersheds. The terrain is punctuated by prominent elevations including Black Mtn and Bald Knoll, while human activity is evidenced primarily through water management for livestock. Numerous tanks, such as Mud Flat Tank, Pitts Pasture Tank, and Tadpole Tank, are scattered across the townships, reflecting the essential role of water rights in this arid environment. Genealogy researchers will find the Stout Cem near the eastern boundary, a singular point of historical burial in an otherwise sparse wilderness. Local ranching access is maintained via remote routes like Black Mountain Rd and Norris Rd.