2014 Map of De Lamere

About this map

De Lamere serves as the primary focal point of this rural prairie landscape, positioned near the intersection of Pacific Ave W and 79th St SE. The region is defined by a complex mosaic of natural and administrative boundaries, where the Sheyenne National Grassland dominates the northern half of the territory with its distinctively textured terrain. Water is managed through the winding course of Elk Creek, which meanders across the southern plains. The map meticulously records the convergence of three counties—Ransom, Richland, and Sargent—illustrating how local governance and land management intersect in this corner of North Dakota. Genealogists will find the Anderson Cem east of the grassland, a small but significant site for tracing local family history in this sparsely populated agricultural area.