1970 Map of Mayville North

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Mayville State College anchors the southern portion of this Traill County landscape, where the academic grounds meet the developed edge of Mayville. This 1970s survey captures the region's agricultural and transportation infrastructure, defined by the winding course of the North Branch Goose River and the Goose River. The Burlington Northern railroad serves as a primary transit corridor, passing through Portland Junction and the town of Portland. The rural survey areas of Garfield, Morgan, and Lindaas show a grid of section lines dotted with family heritage sites such as Holmes Cem and Morgan Cem. Leisure and utility coexist at the edge of town near the Mayville Golf Course, illustrating the local community's spatial organization during this era of North Dakota history.