Bantry sits at the northwestern corner of this McHenry County landscape, defined by a rigid grid of agricultural roads and a concentration of small wetlands. The town layout is clearly marked by Main St and University St, showing the primary hub of activity in this rural prairie region. Outside the immediate settlement of Bantry, the map reveals the small locality of Milroy to the southeast, connected by a diagonal road that cuts across the otherwise rectangular township and range lines. The terrain is notably peppered with numerous small seasonal lakes and wetlands, typical of the North Dakota drift plain. Modern infrastructure is represented by the Prairie Trail S Bound, while the broader landscape remains dedicated to large-scale section-line farming, illustrated by the network of numbered routes such as 74th St N and Center Ave N.
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1949 · Riga
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1949 · Denbigh
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1949 · Bantry
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1950 · Towner NW
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1950 · Upham SE
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1950 · Towner
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1950 · Upham
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1950 · Willow City SW
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1950 · Denbigh
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1950 · Bantry NW
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