2012 Map of Lebanon

About this map

Lebanon centers this survey of Potter County, serving as a hub where the grid-work of the Great Plains meets the local road network. The small settlement is defined by a traditional street plan, including Main St and Railroad St, reflecting its origins as a transit point. To the north and south of the town core, the Saint Mary's Catholic Cem and Lebanon Protestant Cem provide significant landmarks for genealogists and local historians. The surrounding landscape is dominated by a systematic agricultural grid of numbered avenues and streets, such as 317th Ave and 160th St, which partition the prairie terrain. The absence of heavy industrial markings emphasizes the rural character of this region during the early twenty-first century, as the town maintains its role as a quiet community anchor in the Dakotas.