2020 Map of Haynes

About this map

Haynes sits at the northern edge of this boundary landscape, where the flat agricultural plains of North Dakota meet the rugged pasture lands of South Dakota. The community's origins as a rail-dependent hub are evident in the orientation of Railway St and Railroad St, which parallel the former transport corridor. Just west of the town center, the Haynes Cem provides a focal point for genealogical research in Adams County. To the south, the terrain shifts significantly as the map crosses into the Grand River National Grassland, a vast public expanse defined by the drainages of Flat Cr and Giles Cr. This transition from organized section-line roads like 100th St to the winding tracks of Pasture SC Rd illustrates the historical shift from homestead farming to large-scale livestock grazing at the state line.