2013 Map of Antelope Springs

About this map

Riverside Intake Canal snakes through the high plains of Morgan County, defining the agricultural character of this landscape in the early 21st century. The map centers on a grid of county roads that service remote outposts and former educational sites such as Gilliland School and Brammer School. The presence of these named schoolhouses alongside modern irrigation features like Snyder Canal and N Sterling Canal illustrates the long-standing efforts to manage water in this arid region. Near the southern boundary, the settlement of Union sits at the junction of the local rail and road network. Natural drainages like Antelope Draw and Dead Horse Draw provide topographic relief against the expansive terrain, while Antelope Springs offers a rare named water source amidst the rolling rangeland.