2011 Map of Antler

About this map

The small town of Antler sits near the Canadian border in this 2011 survey, centered within a vast grid of section roads typical of the North Dakota plains. The settlement is relatively compact, organized around a tight street plan south of the Antler Cemetery. To the north, the landscape is defined by the drainage of Antler Creek, where the Antler Creek Dam manages the local water resources. This survey illustrates the persistent agricultural geometry of the region, where roads like County Rd 2 and 108th St NW segment the territory into regular intervals. The terrain remains largely open, with only small depressions and intermittent water bodies interrupting the level prairie. This edition captures the infrastructure of this border-town community, from its local cemetery and civic center to the managed waterways that support the surrounding farm economy.