2014 Map of Mylo

About this map

Mylo sits in the southwestern corner of this survey, anchored by the intersection of Nd-30 and Nd-66. The landscape is defined by the prairie pothole region's characteristic topography, with hundreds of small wetlands and depressions scattered across the agricultural grid. This 2014 record shows a strictly organized section-line road system, with routes like 86th St NE and 91st St NE partitioning the terrain. A notable geopolitical boundary, the Rolette Co Towner Co line, runs through the northeastern quadrant, marking the division between these two North Dakota counties. The tiny settlement of Mylo remains the primary hub for the area, centered on its short Main St corridor and serving the surrounding rural farmsteads.