2014 Map of Dickinson South

About this map

Dickinson serves as the focal point of this Stark County landscape, where the Heart River flows eastward toward the town center. The topography is defined by the transition from the developed streets of the city to the surrounding prairie and high ground, most notably the Dobson Buttes in the southeast corner. Water management is a central feature of the local geography, represented by the expansive Edward Arthur Patterson Lake and its associated drainage through Duck Cr and Ash Cr. To the south, the Dickinson - Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport occupies a significant plateau, illustrating the mid-century expansion of regional infrastructure. For those interested in local heritage, the Saint Joseph Cem remains a primary landmark north of 20th St SW, while the intricate grid of rural roads like 115th Ave SW and 114th Ave SW provides a clear view of land division in this part of North Dakota.