1982 Map of Coldwater Lake NW

About this map

The glacial prairie landscape of Mc Intosh County State Wildlife Management Area and surrounding wetlands defines this corner of North Dakota in the early 1980s. This survey focuses on a region of pothole lakes and conservation land, notably the extensive National Waterfowl Production Area which spans several sections. Small-scale human markers appear across the section lines, such as the Berlin Ch and the landmark noted as Geiszler. The terrain is dominated by water features like Miller Lake and various depressions, reflecting a specialized land-use pattern where agriculture meets protected waterfowl habitat. A local Gravel Pit serves as one of the few industrial footprints in an otherwise rural and ecological corridor.