2011 Map of Camp Creek East

About this map

Audubon Lake occupies the northeastern corner of this 2011 survey, marking the primary water feature in a landscape dominated by the winding paths of Timber Creek and its tributary, Camp Creek. The terrain is defined by the drainage patterns of these creeks as they carve through the high plains of McKenzie County. Transportation across this rural expanse is anchored by a grid of section-line roads, including County Rd-16 and County Rd-28, which serve the local agricultural and ranching operations. The mapping reflects the contemporary configuration of the shoreline and the precise road network of the early 21st century, providing a baseline for understanding land use and hydrology in this portion of western North Dakota.