2011 Map of Hunter

About this map

The settlement of Hunter serves as the focal point of this Red River Valley survey, situated at the intersection of a precise grid of sectional roads. The landscape is defined by the winding course of the South Branch Elm River, which meanders from west to east through the center of the quadrangle. A notable point of water management on this prairie terrain is the Hunter Dam, located just south of the town's residential streets like 4th Ave W and 1st St E. The surrounding geography is almost entirely agricultural, partitioned by a network of rural routes including 12th St SE and 154th Ave SE. This survey reflects the enduring structure of North Dakota's farming country, where small town centers remain anchored by their proximity to local water sources and established section lines.