1950 Map of Landa
USGS Topo · Published 1950About this map
The Souris River meanders southward from the Canada United States border, defining the center of this landscape in North Dakota's Bottineau County. This 1950 survey highlights the Lower Souris National Wildlife Refuge, which encompasses the river valley and its surrounding wetlands. The town of Landa is situated in the southeastern portion of the map, serving as a hub for the local agricultural community. Transport and infrastructure are dominated by the Great Northern railroad line, which skirts the refuge and connects the town to the broader region. Local social landmarks, such as Zion Ch, School No 1, and School No 2, are scattered throughout the surrounding townships of Scotia and Eidsvold, providing a detailed look at the rural settlement patterns before mid-century modernization.
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