2011 Map of New Rockford SE

About this map

Kelly Creek and Scotts Slough define the drainage patterns of this Foster County landscape, which is organized by a precise grid of rural section roads. The map illustrates a contemporary agricultural environment where seasonal water features like Schwoebel Slough and the winding Rocky Run punctuate the open plains of North Dakota. In the northeast corner, the James River makes a brief appearance, serving as a primary waterway for the region. The road network, including corridors like 69th Ave NE and 14th St NE, highlights the systematic land division characteristic of the Great Plains, where transport routes follow the township and range lines established over a century ago.