2010 Map of Lewiston Lake

About this map

Lewiston Lake sits at the center of this High Plains landscape, a depression that defines the local drainage patterns in eastern Roosevelt County. The surrounding terrain is marked by the distinct impressions of Rabbit Hollow and the long course of Boone Draw, features that represent the natural hydrology of the Llano Estacado. This U.S. Geological Survey sheet reveals a highly structured rural grid, where the movement of people and commerce is dictated by an extensive system of section-line roads, including S Roosevelt Road AP and S Roosevelt Road 13. The sparse settlement pattern and the prominence of these specific named water features and depressions suggest a land primarily used for ranching or large-scale agriculture, where named landmarks are few but vital for navigation.