2014 Map of Lake Geneva

About this map

The boundary between Burleigh Co and Kidder Co bisects this prairie landscape, defined by its numerous wetlands and glacial depressions. At the heart of this North Dakota topography sits Lake Geneva, a significant water body in a region of undulating terrain. The map captures the organized grid of rural life, where long-standing section lines are traced by routes like Co Road 10 and 57th Ave Ne, providing access to the expansive agricultural tracts that define the area. To the south, the northern reaches of Long Lake begin to appear, signaling a shift toward the larger wetland complexes characteristic of this part of the state. The landscape is marked by a high density of small, unnamed potholes and seasonal basins, reflecting a classic Great Plains drainage pattern that has shaped local farming and land use for generations.