1998 Map of De Lamere

About this map

Sheyenne National Grassland dominates the northern landscape of this North Dakota survey, where the undulating terrain of Sandoun meets a systematic grid of section lines and township boundaries. The map documents the rural settlement patterns near the turn of the millennium, centered on the small community of De Lamere. This agricultural region is characterized by numerous water features, notably several marked as Flowing Well, which indicate the importance of groundwater for the local prairie economy. Social and civic life is anchored by traditional landmarks like the Town Hall and School No 1, while genealogical history is preserved at the Anderson Cem near the Seventh Guide Meridian West. The intersection of multiple county lines, including those of Sargent, Ransom, and Richland, underscores the area's jurisdictional complexity in the eastern part of the state.