2013 Map of Midway

About this map

Midway and the surrounding high plains of Curry and Roosevelt counties are defined by a specialized agricultural economy concentrated along the Us-70 corridor. This modern survey illustrates a landscape dominated by extensive dairy operations and ranching, reflecting the region's role in New Mexico's commercial milk production. Large-scale facilities such as Rio Leche Dairy, Grande Vida Dairy, and Heritage Dairy are spaced across the gridded section lines, while traditional landholdings like Stewart Ranch and Hardwick Ranch maintain the area's cattle-raising heritage. The settlement of Cameo sits near the rail line and highway, serving as a focal point for this rural industrial network. The geometric precision of the road system, including Curry Road 5 and N Roosevelt Road G, underscores the systematic development of the Llano Estacado for high-output agriculture and grazing.