2011 Map of Berlin

About this map

Berlin occupies the southwestern corner of this LaMoure County landscape, serving as a concentrated point of settlement amidst a vast agricultural grid. The town's layout is defined by streets such as Elevator Ave, 1st Ave, and 3rd Ave, hinting at the town's historical reliance on the surrounding grain production. To the north, the winding James River meanders across the territory, its flow regulated by the Seefeldt-Limesand Dam. This waterway, along with its tributaries Bone Hill Creek and Cottonwood Creek, breaks the rigid geometry of the section lines and county roads. The map illustrates a modern rural infrastructure where named routes like County Rd 62 and County Rd 34 facilitate the movement of goods through the northern plains.