2020 Map of Marmarth

About this map

Marmarth occupies a strategic bend in the Little Missouri River in this 2020 record of Slope County, North Dakota. The town's grid is defined by its history as a rail point, with the BNSF Railway running parallel to Railway St and Main St. Outside the town center, the landscape is largely protected as part of the Little Missouri National Grassland, characterized by a complex network of drainages including S Mosquito Cr, Little Beaver Cr, and Dickey Draw. To the north, Pretty Butte stands as a prominent topographical landmark above the river valley. The map documents rural infrastructure such as Old 16 Rd and Oilwell Rd, alongside the local Riverside Cem located east of the main settlement. This area near the Bowman County line illustrates the enduring relationship between the river corridor, the railroad, and the expansive public rangelands.