2020 Map of Barlow

About this map

Barlow and the small settlement of Guptill anchor this central North Dakota landscape at the boundary between Eddy and Foster counties. The area is defined by its characteristic prairie potholes and drainage systems, including the seasonal waters of Rosefield Slough, Scotts Slough, and the meandering course of Rocky Run. For family historians and genealogists, the Barlow Cem serves as a significant landmark just north of the namesake townsite. The map reveals a structured grid of rural roads, such as Bison Rd and 14th St NE, which weave through a series of sections including Lake Claire. This survey provides a clear look at the enduring agricultural footprint of the region, where township lines like t148n r67w and t147n r66w continue to organize the vast open plains of the northern prairie.