2017 Map of Mylo NW

About this map

Mylo sits at the edge of this prairie landscape in Rolette County, characterized by the irregular wetlands and basins of the Turtle Mountain region's southern fringe. The terrain is defined by an extensive network of section-line roads, such as 86th St NE and 43rd Ave NE, which divide the land into a precise agricultural grid. The largest natural feature, Long Lake, occupies the southwest, surrounded by numerous unnamed seasonal ponds and potholes typical of the North Dakota pothole region. This topography reflects a landscape shaped by glacial activity, where the natural hydrology often dictates the placement of rural infrastructure. The settlement at Mylo serves as a small anchor in the southeastern corner, connected to the surrounding townships of t160n r70w and t161n r70w by a reliable system of gravel and local connector routes.