1970 Map of Litchville SE

About this map

Litchville and its surrounding plains are depicted here during a 1970 field check, revealing a landscape defined by glacial activity and early agricultural township patterns. The terrain is divided into localized districts such as Black Loam, North Land, and Fort Ransom, reflecting the soil-focused priorities of the regional farming community. Significant for genealogists and local historians, the sheet identifies rural landmarks including the North LaMoure Ch and Sulli Cem, which served the scattered homesteads of the era. The meandering course of Bear Creek cuts through the eastern portion of the map, illustrating the natural drainage system of the North Dakota prairie before the modern expansion of drainage works. A prominent Radio Tower stands as a vertical marker on the horizontal expanse, while the county line between LaMoure Co and Ransom Co provides a clear administrative boundary for property researchers.