1981 Map of Bowman
USGS Topo · Published 1981About this map
Little Missouri National Grassland dominates the western half of this 1981 landscape, where the Little Missouri River carves through the plains of southwestern North Dakota. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad forms the region's central economic spine, connecting the major trade centers of Bowman and Scranton with smaller station points like Rhame, Griffin, and Ives. The map reveals a land defined by dramatic elevations, including White Butte, the highest point in the state, and a series of distinctive landmarks like East Rainy Butte and West Rainy Butte.
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