1917 Map of Antelope Wells
USGS Topo · Published 1975About this map
The United States Mexico border defines the southern edge of this 1917 survey, a landscape shaped by remote cattle operations and the critical search for water in the high desert. Scattered across the Playas Valley and the surrounding peaks are the homesteads of early ranching families, including the Lard's Ranch, Culbersons Ranch, and the W E Bass Ranch. These outposts relied on a network of isolated water sources like McDaw's Well and the aptly named High Lonesome Wells.
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Editions of this 1917 Antelope Wells Map
2 editions found
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