Dickinson serves as the focal point of this northern Stark County landscape, anchored by the campus of Dickinson State Univ. The city's northern expansion is bounded by the winding course of the Green River, which carves through the undulating terrain near the Dunn Co and Stark Co line. Significant for family historians, the area includes several established burial grounds, notably Saint Patricks Cem, Saint Wenceslaus Cem, and the Dickinson Cem. High points like Camels Butte and Seventeen Butte punctuate the horizon, providing natural landmarks above a systematic grid of section roads and residential streets. This map captures the transition between the urban layout of the city and the vast agricultural lands to the north, defined by long stretches of roads like 30th St SW.
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1953 · Dickinson
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1953 · Watford City
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1957 · Dickinson
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1957 · Watford City
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1959 · Dickinson North
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1959 · Dickinson South
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1959 · Lehigh
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1962 · Davis Buttes
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1967 · Watford City
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1973 · Manning SE
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