2014 Map of Kindred

About this map

Kindred serves as the primary hub in this portion of the Red River Valley, situated at the southeastern corner of the map where the Sheyenne River cuts through the landscape. The town's residential street grid is well-established, featuring names like Elm St and Dakota St, while the local aviation history is represented by Hamry Field Airport. Northward, the village of Davenport anchors the central plains, its layout centered around Main St and 1st Ave. This area is defined by the strict rectilinear township and range system, where north-south roads like 163rd Ave SE and east-west routes like 48th St SE facilitate transport between the scattered settlements. Local heritage is preserved at the Davenport Cem and German Cem, while the small community of Warren appears to the northeast, illustrating the sparse but deliberate settlement pattern of Cass County.