Marmarth occupies a strategic bend in the Little Missouri River as it winds through Slope County in the early twenty-first century. The town's grid is defined by its proximity to the water and the crossing of major rural routes like Camp Crook Rd and Old 16 Rd. To the east, Riverside Cemetery overlooks the river valley, providing a localized point of interest for genealogical research. The surrounding landscape is a complex drainage network featuring Little Beaver Creek, South Mosquito Creek, and South Butte Creek, which create a rugged pattern of seasonal watercourses. South of the main settlement, Oilwell Rd and Worser Creek suggest the industrial and geographic character of this southwestern North Dakota region, where transport routes often follow the natural contours of the river's path.
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1953 · Miles City
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1953 · Dickinson
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1957 · Dickinson
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1957 · Miles City
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1958 · Miles City
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1973 · Kid Creek
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1973 · Cedar Hills
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1980 · Pretty Butte
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1980 · Marmarth
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1980 · Boyce Creek West
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