2017 Map of Minot

About this map

The Souris River meanders through the heart of Minot, anchoring a landscape defined by the city's northward expansion and its proximity to several distinct geographic coulees. This 2017 survey illustrates a significant urban footprint, where the academic grounds of Minot State Univ and established community landmarks like Rosehill Cem and Hebrew Cem sit alongside a complex grid of residential streets and major thoroughfares including Byp 83 and Bus 2. Beyond the core development, the terrain gives way to the deep natural drainage features of First Larson Coulee, Second Larson Coulee, and Kemp Coulee to the east and south. These landforms create a notable contrast to the structured township boundaries of t155n r83w and t154n r82w, revealing how the regional topography of Ward County has shaped modern infrastructure and development patterns.