1949 Map of Mohall SW

About this map

The prairie landscape of Renville County is defined by the meandering course of Little Deep Creek, which cuts diagonally through a terrain of numerous small depressions and potholes. Surveyed in the late 1940s, this area reflects the organized township structure typical of North Dakota's agricultural heartland. The map reveals a high density of rural community centers, particularly the township schools distributed across the grid, such as Sch No 4 and School No 2. Religious life in these townships is marked by Hamerly Ch in the north and St Johns Church further south. These landmarks, along with School No 1 and School No 3, illustrate a period when local rural education and parish life were the cornerstones of the high plains social fabric.