2012 Map of Phantom Lake

About this map

Our Lady of the Lake Cem serves as a lone spiritual landmark in this remote corner of Bennett County, situated along the gentle course of Elm Cr. The landscape is dominated by a complex of managed waterways and wetlands, evidenced by the presence of the Autotour Route Loop and Dike and Hunter Access Rd. These features, along with Refuge Rd, suggest a geography dedicated to conservation and wildlife management centered around the northern water bodies. Further south, the namesake Phantom Lake sits in a more isolated portion of the plains, connected by a network of section-line roads like Tuthill-Eli Rd and Cedar Creek Rd. The drainage patterns of Lake Cr and Cedar Cr define the western reaches, illustrating the hydrological character of this High Plains environment.