2014 Map of Grand Rapids

About this map

Grand Rapids sits as the primary settlement on this North Dakota prairie landscape, situated along a sharp bend of the James River. The river channel defines the local geography, cutting a winding path through the township as it flows southeast toward the bottom of the quadrangle. The surrounding terrain is a typical glaciated plain, marked by numerous small depressions and the presence of Twin Lakes in the eastern portion of the sheet. A regular grid of section roads, including CR-63 and numbered avenues like 102nd Ave SE, organizes the agricultural land, reflecting the systematic land survey patterns of LaMoure County. This 2014 edition provides a contemporary record of the area's rural road network and hydrological features as they appeared in the early 21st century.