2013 Map of Drayton SE

About this map

The Red River Valley landscape at the border of North Dakota and Minnesota is defined by its precise agrarian grid and legacy of Scandinavian settlement. This 2013 survey documents a quiet prairie region where the county lines of Kittson, Pembina, and Marshall converge. Local heritage is preserved in several small religious sites that dot the township roads, including the Skjeberg Lutheran Cem and Telen Covenant Cem. The terrain is almost entirely level, drained by a network of intermittent channels and navigated by a strict system of section-line roads such as Twp Hwy T-144 and Twp Hwy T-196. Transportation through the area is anchored by Mn-11 and Mn-220, while Eagle Point Cem serves as a landmark in the southern reaches near the Marshall County boundary.