1967 Map of Langdon East

About this map

Langdon serves as the primary hub in this late-1960s survey of Cavalier County, anchored by the Great Northern railroad line cutting across the southwestern corner of the landscape. The town site is well-developed with local landmarks including the Fairground, a local Park, and the Lebanon Cem located just east of the main residential grid. Outside the immediate settlement, the terrain is defined by township boundaries like Harvey and Manilla, where the agricultural character of the region is punctuated by small community centers such as the Harvey Center Ch and Harvey Cem. Physical infrastructure including a Gravel Pit and prominent Radio Towers reflect the local economy and communications of the era, while the Country Club north of town highlights the social landscape of this North Dakota prairie community.