2014 Map of Harriet Lake SE

About this map

The rolling plains along the boundary of Burleigh Co and Kidder Co define this landscape, where the rural character of central North Dakota is preserved in its section lines and cemeteries. This 2014 survey documents a sparsely populated agricultural region, notable for the clustering of local burial sites that speak to the area’s homesteading heritage. United Cem sits centrally, while further south, the proximity of Zion Langedahl Cem and Langedahl Cem suggests the historical importance of these specific locales to the surrounding farmsteads. The terrain is navigated by an orderly grid of local connectors, including 418th St NE and 27th St SE, which facilitate the movement of equipment and livestock through the prairie. The map provides a clear look at the drainage patterns and small depressions typical of the region's geography, offering researchers a detailed view of property divisions at the start of the twenty-first century.