2016 Map of Halma

About this map

Halma serves as the primary settlement in this northern Minnesota landscape, where the local economy and geography are defined by extensive water management and agricultural tracts. The South Branch Two Rivers meanders through the northwest, adjacent to the shores of Lake Bronson, while the State Ditch Number Fortyone illustrates the region's history of drainage for prairie cultivation. For family historians, the map is particularly detailed, identifying several distinct burial sites including the Nyren Burials, Swanson Cem, and Eidsvold Cem. The presence of Railroad Ave in Halma points to the town's origins as a rail-dependent community. Significant portions of the township are noted as Farm Service Agency Interest of Minnesota, reflecting the ongoing federal and state involvement in managing this fertile Kittson County terrain.