1966 Map of Faith NE

About this map

The White Earth Indian Reservation Boundary bisects this landscape, marking a significant jurisdictional division in northwestern Minnesota during the mid-1960s. The terrain is characterized by complex hydrological management, evidenced by Judicial Ditch No 55 and Judicial Ditch No 91 that channel water through the township sections of Bear Park, Bejou, and Waukon. These drainage projects support a landscape of varied uses, from conservation land in the Bejou State Wildlife Management Area and Dittmer State Wildlife Management Area to active industrial extractions at scattered Gravel Pits. Natural waterways like the Sand Hill River and Marsh Creek wind through the region, reflecting a rural environment where land use is defined by a mix of reservation policy, state wildlife protection, and the expansion of township infrastructure.