2020 Map of Milnor

About this map

Milnor anchors the landscape where the agricultural plains of the Red River Valley transition toward the prairie potholes of southeastern North Dakota. The settlement is defined by its traditional grid, featuring streets like Old Hwy 13 and 1st St, and is flanked by several significant burial grounds, including Lakeside Cem and the Milnor Calvary Cem Lutheran Cem. Outside the town center, the terrain is shaped by conservation efforts and glacial remnants, notably the Storm Lake National Wildlife Refuge and the southern reaches of the Sheyenne National Grassland. The presence of the Sundale Colony Cem to the north and the Ransom County Waterfowl Production Area suggests a region where communal farming traditions and migratory bird habitats coexist along the Ransom and Sargent county lines.