2014 Map of Mylo NW

About this map

Mylo sits at the southeastern corner of this North Dakota landscape, situated at the intersection of a grid-based rural road network. The terrain is defined by the expansive Long Lake, which stretches across the southern section of the quadrangle, and numerous smaller unnamed wetlands and depressions characteristic of the prairie pothole region. Transport through Rolette County is primarily facilitated by Nd-66, which runs east-west across the lower third of the map. The survey reveals a highly organized township and range system, with numbered avenues like 45th Ave NE and streets like 90th St NE forming a precise lattice over the agricultural land. This 2014 edition, produced by the U.S. Geological Survey, uses high-resolution imagery to document the shoreline of Long Lake and the rural development surrounding the small settlement of Mylo.