1951 Map of Crow Hill

About this map

Devils Lake dominates the northern horizon of this North Dakota landscape, as recorded during a mid-1970s revision of earlier 1950s field data. The terrain is defined by the glacial geography of Lallie and Twin Tree, where the prominent Crow Hill rises above a cluster of smaller water bodies including Twin Lakes. This area of Benson County shows a transition from the water's edge to a prairie landscape marked by rural infrastructure and historical boundary lines.