1970 Map of Langdon West

About this map

The South Little Pembina River cuts a winding path through the prairie landscape of northeastern North Dakota, anchoring a region defined by its agricultural townships of South Dresden, Waterloo, and Elgin. The city of Langdon serves as the regional hub at the southeastern edge of the sheet, showing a developed grid that includes the High Sch, Langdon Reservoir, and the Calvary Cem. To the northwest, the smaller settlement of Dresden sits along the Burlington Northern railroad line, which bisects the quadrangle diagonally from northwest to southeast.