1997 Map of Belfield
USGS Topo · Published 2001About this map
Belfield serves as a focal point for this late-twentieth-century landscape where the Heart River and Coal Mine Creek intersect. The terrain is marked by the industrial history of the region, featuring several Scoria Pits and numerous Mines that dot the prairie. To the west, the boundary of the Little Missouri National Grassland introduces a distinct land-use transition, while the Fifteenth Guide Meridian West and the Billings and Stark County line provide a formal grid to the undulating topography. Genealogists will find the St Stanislaus Cem and a southern Cemetery near the town center useful for tracing local family roots. Further north, Six Mile Corner and the prominent Saddle Butte stand as enduring landmarks in this segment of the North Dakota badlands.
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