1973 Map of Lewiston Lake

About this map

Lewiston Lake (Salt) sits as a central geographic feature in this corner of Roosevelt County, where the High Plains landscape is defined by intermittent drainage and land management systems. The map, based on 1970s aerial photography with 1980s updates, documents the structural layout of the region during a period of agricultural and utility expansion. Significant terrain features such as Rabbit Hollow and the broad Boone Draw reveal the natural flow of water across the territory, while a long-distance Pipeline and numerous marked Well sites indicate the importance of water and resource extraction to the local economy. The transition between the T. 2 S. and T. 3 S. townships is clearly marked, providing a clear reference for those researching land ownership or property boundaries in this specific section of the Llano Estacado.