2011 Map of Mandaree NE

About this map

Skunk Creek meanders through this section of the Fort Berthold Reservation, following a winding course that defines the drainage patterns of the western North Dakota landscape. The map reveals a remote geography structured primarily by Bureau of Indian Affairs routes, including Bia 10 and Bia 12, which intersect to form the primary transportation network across the high plains. This 2011 survey illustrates the modern configuration of rural infrastructure in the region, where gravel and unimproved roads like 22 St NW provide access to the vast intervals between the major creek beds. The absence of concentrated settlements on this sheet highlights the open, ranch-oriented character of the terrain northeast of Mandaree during the early 21st century.