1970 Map of Loma
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
The prairie landscape of Cavalier County is defined here by the small community of Loma, centered around the Soo Line tracks. This 1970 survey reveals a rural infrastructure of townships like Waterloo and North Loma, where section lines and farmstead boundaries are marked by fences visible from aerial photography. The spiritual and civic life of these remote townships is anchored by the Bethel Ch, a local Cem, and a scattered Townhall. In the southern reaches of the quadrangle, the settlement of Storlie appears alongside the railroad, while several Gravel Pit operations indicate the local extractive industry. The terrain is characterized by numerous small potholes and wetlands common to this glaciated region of North Dakota, creating a complex drainage pattern across the agricultural fields.
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