1973 Map of New England NW

About this map

Antelope Creek meanders through this section of the western North Dakota prairie, carving a network of drainage patterns across a landscape defined by isolated peaks and high plains. The terrain is marked by significant topographical markers like Brown, while the infrastructure of the early 1970s is represented by the Radio Tower (KDIX) standing prominently on a high ridge. This area is situated at the convergence of three counties, with the boundaries of Stark, Slope, and Hettinger counties meeting in the southern portion of the sheet. The map reveals the sparse but intentional human imprint on the land, from a lone Grave in the west to a handful of widely spaced wells and a Gravel Pit, illustrating the region's agricultural and resource-based character.