2014 Map of Havana

About this map

Havana sits near the northern edge of the Coteau des Prairies, a prominent upland plateau that rises sharply above the surrounding plains. This 2014 survey documents the agricultural grid of Sargent County, North Dakota, where it meets the Marshall County border at the South Dakota state line. The township’s layout is defined by section roads like 98th St SE and 133rd Ave SE, reflecting a landscape dedicated to large-scale farming. Significant local history markers include the Havana Cem and Trondhjem Cem, which serve as quiet anchors for the region’s ancestral heritage. To the south, the topography grows more complex as the land descends into Marble Gulch, illustrating the transition from the high prairie plateau to the carved drainage systems that break the flat horizon of the Dakotas.