1997 Map of Alexander
USGS Topo · Published 2001About this map
The town of Alexander anchors this high-plains landscape in McKenzie County, showing a quiet prairie settlement defined by its local institutions and the geography of the Missouri Plateau. A local legacy of education is preserved at Randolph Sch, while the town itself features the Lewis and Clark Trail Museum and a dedicated Athletic Field. To the west, the boundary of the Little Missouri National Grassland marks a shift from private ranching to public lands, where the terrain becomes more varied around R Wolf Ranch and F Monson Ranch. Drainage patterns are carved by the winding paths of Lonesome Creek, Antelope Creek, and Charbonneau Creek. Industrial infrastructure is visible in the corridor of the Northern Border Pipeline, which cuts across the northern reaches near prominent elevations like Ragged Butte and Foreman Butte.
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