2011 Map of Hazen East

About this map

Hazen serves as the primary hub of this Mercer County landscape, where the town's residential streets and infrastructure are clustered near the banks of Antelope Creek. The terrain is defined by the meandering path of the Knife River, which flows eastward and receives several tributaries, including Coal Creek from the north and Brady Creek from the south. The map illustrates a highly organized grid of rural roads and county routes, such as County Rd-26 and County Rd-18, which connect the town to outlying landmarks like the Cambridge Cemetery and the Hazen Municipal Airport. This 2011 survey captures the area's agricultural character, dominated by large sections of land partitioned by an extensive network of numeric avenues and streets that reflect the persistent importance of the township and range survey system in Western North Dakota.