2011 Map of Manvel

About this map

Manvel serves as the central hub of this North Dakota landscape, where the town's residential street grid is nestled within a sharp bend of the Turtle River. The meandering river and its northern counterpart, the South Marais River, dominate the eastern half of the map, carving winding paths through the flat Red River Valley terrain. Human engineering is evident in the straight lines of the extensive local road network and significant drainage projects like County Ditch Number 32 and County Ditch Number 11, which are critical for managing the region's agricultural productivity. For those researching local heritage, the Saint Timothy Cemetery stands just north of the town center near the riverbanks. The town itself shows clear organization with named thoroughfares such as Western Avenue and Copeland Avenue, reflecting the modern layout of this rural community in the early 21st century.