2011 Map of Marshall

About this map

Marshall serves as the focal point of this western North Dakota landscape, situated along the winding banks of the Knife River. The 2011 survey reveals a territory defined by its watercourses and rural infrastructure, where the river is joined by Fish Creek and Ash Coulee in the southern reaches. This era shows the developed local road network, including Rodeo Rd, which connects the town site to surrounding features like the Gustafson Dam and the Kyseth Memorial Cemetery. To the north, the terrain is partitioned by drainage systems such as Coyote Creek and notable crossings like London Bridge. The map captures the specialized agricultural character of Dunn County, documenting the exact placement of sections and section lines that have governed these prairies since the original land surveys.