2019 Map of Boisberg

About this map

The Bois de Sioux River forms the winding natural border where North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota meet, anchoring a landscape defined by its tristate geography. This prairie region is marked by small settlements like White Rock and Boisberg, which sit near the intersection of Roberts and Traverse counties. The terrain is dotted with significant water bodies such as East Clubhouse Lake and Mollison Lake, illustrating the glacial lake heritage of the Red River Valley. Local history is etched into the landscape at Lake View Cem and the northern settlement of Blackmer. A dense grid of rural roads, including Co Hwy 16 and 102nd St SE, connects these remote outposts across the state lines, reflecting the organized agricultural layout of the early 21st century.