2014 Map of Manning

About this map

Manning serves as the primary focal point of this western North Dakota landscape, situated at a junction near the banks of the Knife River. The 2014 survey documents a territory defined by its drainage systems, where Wolf Cr feeds into the river from the northeast and Crooked Cr winds through the central and western sections. A systematic grid of section-line roads, including 112th Ave SW and 20th St SW, reveals the enduring structure of the rural landscape in Dunn County. This topographic study captures the relationship between the prairie terrain and the watercourses, such as Lighting Cr, that dictate the placement of local infrastructure and land use patterns.