2016 Map of Argyle

About this map

Argyle stands as the primary hub of this Marshall County landscape, where a grid of named streets like Washington Ave and River St meets the winding course of the Middle River. The town is flanked by local burial grounds, including Saint Rose Cem and Woodlawn Cem, which serve as significant markers for family historians studying this Red River Valley region. Outside the main settlement, the land is organized into a sprawling agricultural grid defined by numbered avenues and streets, such as 380th Ave NW and 340th St NW. To the south, the terrain is marked by the small community of Luna and the drainage of Swift Coulee. The map illustrates a contemporary rural environment where established township lines and modern county highways facilitate movement between the small-town center and the productive fields of the surrounding plains.