2012 Map of Marlow

About this map

Marlow stands as the central point of interest in this survey of the borderlands between South Dakota and North Dakota. The landscape is defined by its glacial hydrology, most notably the eastern expanse of Lake Tewaukon and the adjacent White Lake in the northeastern corner. These water bodies, along with Quant Slough, suggest the wetland character of the region, which is further drained by the winding course of LaBelle Cr in the south. The mapping reveals a strictly organized section-line road grid, where routes like Co Hwy-7 and Marlow Ln provide the primary infrastructure for this agricultural territory. This 2012 documentation serves as a precise record of the rural settlement patterns and natural drainage features at the start of the second decade of the 21st century.