2011 Map of Elliott

About this map

Elliott serves as the primary hub of this Ransom County landscape, situated amidst a grid of section-line roads and numerous small prairie potholes. The Sheyenne River cuts through the northeastern corner, its winding course and associated Valley Rd providing the only significant deviation from the township-and-range geometry that defines the region. For those researching local families, the Dick Cemetery is a notable landmark in the southwest, anchoring the map's genealogical interest. The area's character is defined by this intersection of water and transport, where the river's path meets the rigid orientation of corridors like Elliott Rd and 124th Ave SE, reflecting the deep-seated agricultural layout of the North Dakota plains in the early twenty-first century.