2013 Map of Boisberg

About this map

The Bois de Sioux River serves as the primary geographical anchor for this tri-state border region, carving a winding path that separates Traverse County, Minnesota from Richland County, North Dakota and Roberts County, South Dakota. The settlement of Boisberg sits at a critical junction near where these three states converge, reflecting a rural landscape defined by a rigid grid of section roads like Co Hwy-16 and 100th St SE. To the south, the terrain softens into a series of water bodies including Gibsons Pond and Round Lake, which break the pattern of the surrounding agricultural plains. This survey documents the persistent rural infrastructure of the Red River Valley hinterlands in the early 21st century, where county lines and river bends dictate the flow of local travel and land use.