1967 Map of Nome
USGS Topo · Published 1969About this map
The town of Nome serves as the focal point of this Barnes and Ransom County border region during the mid-1960s. Surveyed as part of a development program for the Missouri River Basin, the landscape is defined by its agricultural townships and the Northern Pacific railroad line cutting through the prairie. The map provides a detailed view of rural life through the placement of Immanuel Ch and St Peters Ch, reflecting the early spiritual centers of these farming communities. The terrain is marked by numerous small wetlands and basins, typical of the regional topography, while the Nome Corporate Boundary shows the physical extent of the village at this time. Large township divisions like Thordenskjold and Raritan illustrate the organized land distribution that shaped eastern North Dakota's settlement patterns.
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