2014 Map of Neche

About this map

The Pembina River carves a winding path across the northern reaches of this borderland, where the Neche townsite sits just south of the Canadian boundary. The landscape here is defined by the subtle drainage of the Red River Valley, with the meandering river and its tributaries, Louden Coulee and Rosebud Coulee, cutting through a grid of section-line roads. For those researching local heritage, the map identifies the locations of Union Cem and Bruce Cem, situated amidst the agricultural tracts that characterize Pembina County. The street plan of Neche is clearly delineated, showing a mix of numerical streets like 7th St and named thoroughfares such as Madison Ave and Main Ave. This 2014 survey captures the enduring layout of this northern prairie community at a time when its proximity to the international border remains its most defining geographic feature.