1950 Map of Antler
USGS Topo · Published 1950About this map
Antler sits at the very edge of the Canada United States border in this mid-century survey of the North Dakota plains. The town's grid is defined by its position on the Great Northern railroad, which runs eastward through the grain-growing country. The surrounding landscape in Whelan and Sherman townships is marked by numerous small depressions and sloughs, typical of the regional topography, while South Creek and Antler Creek provide the primary drainage. Local rural infrastructure is visible in landmarks like School No 2 and the Antler Cem, documenting the distribution of the farming community before the consolidation of rural districts. A Gravel Pit near the rail line suggests the localized extraction of materials for road and track maintenance during this era.
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