2011 Map of Guelph

About this map

The James River snakes through the eastern section of this North Dakota landscape, carving a wandering path through a grid of rural section lines. This 2011 survey captures the quiet agricultural character of the region, anchored by the small settlements of Guelph in the southwest and Ludden in the southeast. The area is defined by its rectilinear road network, including thoroughfares like 98th St SE and 108th Ave SE, which connect isolated farmsteads and local landmarks. To the southeast, the Ludden Cemetery provides a focal point for local genealogical interest, while the presence of Spear Airport north of the river suggests the continued importance of small-scale aviation for this prairie community.