1951 Map of Kensal SE

About this map

Eastman and Corinne townships define the landscape of this 1951 survey, reflecting the rural township structure of Stutsman County at mid-century. The map, produced as part of the Department of the Interior’s program for the Missouri River Basin, documents a sparse but organized agricultural settlement pattern dominated by section-line roads and small communal hubs. Educational life for local families is marked by School No 3, School No 2, and the Corinne Sch. These rural schoolhouses, along with the Eastman Cem, serve as primary landmarks for genealogists tracing families in the area. Industrial activity is limited to a single Gravel Pit located near the boundary between Nogosek and Corinne, while the terrain itself is characterized by numerous small depressions and seasonal wetlands typical of this North Dakota prairie region.