1953 Map of Kidder

About this map

Kidder and the surrounding borderlands of Sargent and Marshall counties are defined by a high concentration of prairie potholes and small glacial lakes. The Wild Rice River meanders across the state line, accompanied by a notable spoil bank that suggests early hydrological management or channelization efforts. The small community of Kidder is situated along the Great Northern railroad, which served as the primary transit corridor for this agricultural region during the mid-20th century.