2010 Map of Elida

About this map

The high plains of Roosevelt County are anchored here by the village of Elida, showing a landscape defined by a rigid section-line grid of rural routes. The town site itself is concentrated at the intersection of local thoroughfares like Travis St and major regional corridors. Significant local history markers include the Elida Cemetery and the Elida Post Office, which serve as the community's civic heart. The natural topography is subtly marked by Boone Draw, an intermittent drainage feature that cuts across the geometric road network, including S Roosevelt Road 18 and S Roosevelt Road 25. This survey reflects the enduring cattle-country character of eastern New Mexico, where the infrastructure remains largely tied to agricultural access and the modest footprints of early 20th-century settlements.