2011 Map of Marlow

About this map

Marlow sits at the edge of this prairie landscape, where the borders of South Dakota and North Dakota meet. The terrain is defined by its water management and agricultural grid, anchored in the north by White Lake and the Tewaukon WS-T-7 Dam. This survey captures the rural infrastructure of the early 21st century, showing the precise network of gravel roads and section lines that organize the townships. In the southeast corner, LaBelle Creek winds through the fields, providing a natural break in the geometric alignment of 440th Ave and 104th St. This area exemplifies the late-modern Great Plains settlement pattern, where small communities like Marlow serve as quiet hubs for the surrounding farmsteads linked by routes such as County Hwy-7.