1982 Map of Danzig

About this map

The settlement of Danzig sits in the southwestern corner of this McIntosh County landscape, serving as a quiet focal point in a region defined by extensive glacial prairie potholes. The terrain is dominated by a complex network of wetlands and conservation lands, most notably the expansive National Waterfowl Production Area which fragmented across multiple sections to protect migratory habitats. Several large water bodies anchor the geography, including Green Lake, which is flanked by the Doyle Memorial State Recreational Area and the Green Lake State Game Management Area. For those tracing local history, the map identifies the Salem Cem and Danzig Cem, alongside smaller landmarks like Pudwill Lake and Clear Lake. This 1982 survey provides a detailed look at the rural section lines and township boundaries that organized North Dakota's agricultural and conservation efforts during the late twentieth century.