2011 Map of Arthur

About this map

Arthur and its surrounding agricultural plains are defined by a grid of section-line roads and the winding path of the Rush River in this eastern North Dakota study. The settlement of Arthur serves as a central hub, flanked by the Arthur Cemetery and the Good Samaritan Cemetery to its north and west. Further south, the map captures the smaller communities of Vance and Amenia, connected by a corridor that runs parallel to the river's drainage. The landscape is notably dotted with several small aviation landmarks, including Arthur Field, Turner Field, and Nelson Field, along with the Smith Private Strip, reflecting the role of private aviation in managing the expansive farmlands of Cass County. This survey provides a clear view of the town layouts, from the numbered streets of Arthur such as 2nd Ave and 3rd Ave to the rural routes like County RD 34.