2010 Map of Flaming

About this map

Flaming serves as a central point in this agricultural landscape of Norman County, where the geometric precision of the township-and-range survey system is clearly visible. The area is defined by a rigorous grid of section lines, including County Hwy-7 and County Hwy-30, which facilitate movement between scattered farmsteads. Meandering through this structured environment, Spring Creek provides a natural contrast to the straight-edged roads as it flows across the southwestern terrain. This document is particularly valuable for genealogical research, as it preserves the locations of several burial grounds that anchor the local heritage. The Old Sundal Cemetery, Spring Creek Cemetery, and Luchau Cemetery are positioned along different corridors, reflecting the early settlement patterns and community centers established by pioneers. For those tracing the evolution of regional transit, the Agassiz Recreational Trl follows a linear path that suggests the alignment of a former railroad corridor.