2011 Map of Lake Klingenberg

About this map

Lake Klingenberg and numerous prairie potholes define this landscape along the border of North Dakota and Manitoba in the early 21st century. The terrain is characterized by a dense network of small water bodies, including Long Lake, Lake Taylor, and Lake Southard, interspersed with a grid of rural roads like County Rd 49 and S Jule Rd. A prominent landmark, Boundary Butte, rises near the northern edge of the map, while the Manger Cemetery provides a localized point of genealogical interest. This drainage pattern, where smaller streams like Stone Creek and Oak Creek wind between the lakes, illustrates the unique hydrology of the northern plains. The road network, comprising numbered streets and avenues such as 108th St NE and 14th Ave NE, reflects the systematic land divisions used to manage this agricultural and marshy environment.