1951 Map of Crow Hill

About this map

The Old Military Reservation Boundary cuts through the northern sections of this landscape, a remnant of early frontier administration in North Dakota. Surveyed just after mid-century, the terrain is characterized by the fluctuating shoreline of Devils Lake and the prominent rise of Crow Hill. The map reveals a dense network of local civic life through its numerous rural schools and houses of worship. Small settlements or gathering points are anchored by institutions like St Jerome Ch and Lakeview Sch No 2, indicating a rural population still deeply tied to its local school districts. The presence of multiple denominations, including Presbyterian Ch and Christian Ch, highlights the cultural diversity of the townships of Lallie, Rock, and Twinee during this era.