2017 Map of Harmon

About this map

Double Ditch Indian Village sits prominently on the eastern bank of the Missouri River, marking an area of profound historical significance where the river creates a wide floodplain. The small settlement of Harmon is located to the west, supported by the modern recreational waters of Harmon Lake and the drainage of Square Butte Cr. This landscape is defined by the meeting of three counties—Oliver, Morton, and Burleigh—at a point just north of the lake. The terrain features a mix of river-bottom lands and rising bluffs, with Otter Cr winding through the southern portion of the quadrangle before its confluence. Genealogists may find interest in the Harmon Cem, which remains a central landmark for the local community. The map also traces the winding Horseshoe Bend of the river, illustrating the shifting course of this major waterway and its impact on local property boundaries and access roads like State HWY 1804.