1998 Map of Haynes
USGS Topo · Published 2001About this map
The town of Haynes serves as the focal point for this rural landscape on the North Dakota-South Dakota border, where a network of family ranches and public lands meet the high plains. Extensive ranching operations are documented across the terrain, including the N Wolff Ranch, A Wolff Ranch, and Foss Bros Ranch. The area south of the Seventh Standard Parallel North transitions into the Grand River National Grassland, a managed prairie environment punctuated by cattle tanks and seasonal wells. Cultural markers such as the Haynes Cem and a local Townhall anchor the small community, while economic activity is indicated by a Strip Mine and Gravel Pit located to the north. The winding path of Flat Creek cuts through the buttes, including White Butte and Castle Butte, illustrating the drainage patterns that define this section of the Great Plains.
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