2013 Map of Ada

About this map

The city of Ada serves as a focal point for Norman County, displaying a grid of residential and commercial streets such as W Main St and E Thorpe Ave. Just south of the city center, the Norman County Fairgrounds sits near the winding course of the Marsh River. This area is characterized by a sophisticated network of drainage and water management, including the State Ditch Number Sixty-eight and Judicial Ditch Number Fifty-one, which intersect the flat agricultural landscape. Local history is anchored by the Petri Cem and Ada Cem, while the small settlement of Hadler is visible to the north. Transportation is defined by the crossing of MN-9 and MN-200, alongside rural infrastructure like Hammars Farm Airport, supporting the region's agricultural economy. The Wild Rice River meanders across the southern portion of the sheet, providing a natural contrast to the engineered ditch systems.