2017 Map of Harlow

About this map

Harlow and its surrounding prairie landscape are defined by a network of seasonal wetlands and glacial depressions typical of the Benson County region. This 2017 survey shows the small settlement positioned along 1st St, serving as a central point for the surrounding agricultural sections. The local heritage is anchored by religious landmarks such as Saint Petri Lutheran Cem to the northwest and Our Saviour Lutheran Church Cem on the eastern edge, reflecting the area's rural community roots. The terrain rises toward the east at The Buttes, while large water bodies like Mud Lake and Sheep Lake dominate the low-lying drainage patterns. A grid of section-line roads, including York Rd and 47th Ave NE, facilitates movement across the township lines of T154N and T155N, connecting the remote farmsteads and cemeteries of the North Dakota plains.