2009 Map of Ashland NW

About this map

Big Basin and Little Basin define the northern portion of this high plains landscape, representing distinctive geological sinkholes that break the flat horizon of Clark County. These natural depressions, coupled with topographic landmarks like Beckys Knob, provided essential navigational waypoints for early travelers and cattle drivers across the shortgrass prairie. The drainage pattern here is governed by several winding waterways, including Antelope Creek and Keiger Creek, which cut subtle valleys through the sectioned ranch land. While the area remains predominantly open and rural, the map details the network of section lines and secondary roads that connect the isolated water sources of Little Sandy Creek to the broader regional transportation grid.