2018 Map of Rogers Lake South

About this map

Mojave Desert terrain dominates this landscape along the border of Kern and Los Angeles Counties, where the high desert is meticulously subdivided by an extensive grid of planned roads. The terrain transitions from the dry expanse in the north to the rising elevation of Mt Mesa in the south. The rectilinear road system, including primary corridors like Mercury Blvd and Lancaster Blvd, indicates a period of rural development and land partitioning characteristic of this portion of the Antelope Valley. While the map is sparse of concentrated settlements, the precise numbering of township and range lines, such as t9n r9w, provides a critical framework for property research and historical land-use studies in this arid region.