1968 Map of Lake Upsilon SE

About this map

The Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation Boundary bisects this late 1960s survey, marking a distinct transition between the high, lake-strewn plateau of the Turtle Mountains and the lower terrain of Shell Valley. The settlement of Belcourt serves as a focal point in the northeast, where the St Anns Indian Mission and the nearby St Anns Addition Cem reflect the community's cultural and spiritual foundations. To the south, the Queen of Peace Priory sits along the southern edge of the mountain range near where Wolf Creek begins its descent. The landscape is characterized by complex hydrology, with numerous small bodies of water like Marion Lakes and Belcourt Lake pocketing the northern highlands, while the southern portion of the map shows the more open agricultural lands around Maryville.