2024 Map of Buxton SW

About this map

The agrarian landscape of Traill County, North Dakota, is defined by the steady grid of section lines and the winding path of Buffalo Coulee. This prairie terrain reveals the spiritual and ancestral footprints of the region through its community burial sites, including the Immanuel Lutheran Cem North and Immanuel Lutheran Cem West, along with the Soderberg Cem further south. The southern edge of the sheet transitions toward Wold Slough, illustrating the importance of natural drainage in this highly organized agricultural environment. Local connectivity is maintained by a network of county roads such as Co HWY 21 and Co RD 10, which link the dispersed farms to the wider Red River Valley region. North Prairie Cem stands as another significant landmark for genealogists tracing early settlement patterns in these townships.