2011 Map of Carlyle

About this map

Carlyle and its surrounding prairie landscape are defined by a network of drainage systems that cross the North Dakota and Montana border. The settlement is centered along Carlyle Rd, where the local community’s history is anchored by the Carlyle Cemetery. The terrain is deeply etched by the wandering paths of Bullion Creek and the East Fork Beaver Creek, which provide essential drainage for this agricultural region. To the north, Johnstone Dam manages local water resources near the intersection of 169th Ave SW and 46th St SW. The map illustrates a strictly organized section-line road grid, including Ollie Rd and Edge Hill Rd E, which dictates the movement and property boundaries of the township. This layout reflects the enduring structure of Great Plains land division, where small drainages like Williams Creek and Lamester Creek serve as the primary natural landmarks in an otherwise geometric landscape.