2018 Map of Belfield

About this map

The town of Belfield stands at a central junction on the high plains of western North Dakota, marking a point where the prairie begins to break into the drainage of the Heart River. This landscape is defined by the open expanse of the Little Missouri National Grassland, where section lines and local routes like Talkington Rd bisect the rolling terrain. The map records several notable landmarks significant to local genealogy and geography, including the Saint Stanislaus Cem and the prominent rising of Saddle Butte to the north. Waterways such as Coal Mine Cr provide essential relief to the topography, illustrating the drainage patterns that have historically shaped settlement and agricultural life in Stark and Billings counties. The layout of the town itself is detailed with named streets, providing a precise look at the community's footprint as it existed in the early 21st century.