2010 Map of Bedford Hill

About this map

Revuelto Creek and its many winding tributaries define the drainage patterns of this high-plains landscape in eastern Quay County. The terrain is characterized by cattle ranching infrastructure and isolated landmarks, such as Bedford Hill and Mesa Windmill. Local land use is centered around water management and ranching, evidenced by features like the Joe Keyes Tank and established holdings including the Wooten Ranch and Wallace Ranch. The presence of Rte 66 in the northeastern corner provides a connection to the historic automotive corridor, while a grid of numbered roads like Quay Road 57 and Quay Road 58 serves the sparse population. Other waterways, including San Jon Creek, Saladito Creek, and Apache Creek, cut through the plains, supporting the local agricultural and ranching economy in this arid region.