2017 Map of Lake McMillan North

About this map

The Old Lakewood Cem serves as a silent witness to early Eddy County history, located just off N Lake Rd in the southwestern portion of this landscape. The terrain is defined by the northward flow of the Pecos River, which is fed by drainage systems including Scoggin Draw, Chalk Bluff Draw, and Fourmile Draw. In the northwest, the Rio Peñasco cuts through the desert flats, emphasizing the vital role of water in this arid environment. A grid of local ranch and section roads such as Dayton Rd, E Kincaid Ranch Rd, and Netherlin Rd connect the various townships and ranges, illustrating the organized land use for ranching and agriculture. The presence of Chalk Bluff Spring near the eastern bluffs highlights a rare natural water source that would have been critical for both native inhabitants and early settlers in the Pecos Valley.