2005 Map of Ladner NE

About this map

Table Mountain and the Bullock Hills dominate the topography of this high plains region straddling the border between South Dakota and North Dakota. This 2005 revision reflects a landscape where remote ranching and public land management define the community structure. The map captures the course of the Grand River as it flows through the northern section, while smaller drainages like Trunk Creek and Staadt Creek carve paths through the southern terrain. Evidence of rural community life is visible through landmarks such as the Grand River Sch and the Cox Ch near the eastern margin. Large portions of the eastern edge are designated as part of the Custer National Forest, specifically encompassing the Cave Hills area. Man-made features include a Scoria Pit and the established Janvrin Ranch, showing the continued economic reliance on grazing and local geological resources in Harding and Bowman Counties.