2018 Map of Burt NW

About this map

Thirty-mile Cr winds through the rolling prairie of Hettinger County, defining the drainage patterns of this rural landscape north of Burt. This 2018 survey illustrates the precise section line grid that governs North Dakota agriculture, where unpaved corridors like Burt Rd and 83rd Ave Sw provide the primary access to isolated farmsteads and range lands. The confluence of small drainages and intermittent streams, such as Spring Cr, highlights the importance of water management in this semi-arid environment. Further south, Van Lishout Rd cuts across the township boundaries, serving as a vital link between dispersed agricultural tracts. The map captures the quiet, expansive character of the Great Plains, where the intersection of natural topography and the Public Land Survey System creates a structured, open terrain dominated by grazing and grain production.