2019 Map of Deal

About this map

Antelope Peak stands as a prominent topographical landmark in this 2019 survey, overlooking a complex drainage system where the Potter, Hutchison, and Carson County lines converge. The landscape is defined by the northward flow of the West Fork and East Fork Antelope Creek, which carve deep, branching coulees into the high plains. While much of the area remains open ranch land, evidenced by Poling Ranch Rd, the northern margins show modern rural residential development along roads like Santa Fe Trl and Chisolm Trl. This map traces the transition from the relatively flat uplands to the eroded breaks of the Canadian River watershed, capturing the hydrology of Turkey Cr and Short Creek before they exit the quadrangle.