2011 Map of Mold

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Banks Lake dominates the eastern half of this landscape, its waters broken only by the prominent Goose Island. The western terrain is defined by a series of smaller water bodies such as Ludike Lake, Heinlen Lake, and Tule Lake, interspersed with dramatic topographic depressions like Shrock Draw and McDonald Draw. The small settlement of Mold sits in the northern reaches, served by a network of rural roads such as Mold Rd NE and 7 1/2 Rd NE. The presence of the Mold Cemetery and the Coulee City Cemetery provides localized points for genealogical interest near the settlements of Fordair and Dry Falls Junction. This area demonstrates a characteristic high-desert landscape where modern road grids intersect with significant geological features like Pilot Rock and Purdue Draw, reflecting the agricultural and natural history of Douglas and Grant Counties.