2018 Map of Oakes SE

About this map

Ludden stands in the southwestern corner of this survey, marking a small pocket of settlement amidst a vast grid of section lines and gravel roads. The western edge of the quadrangle is defined by the James River, which meanders through a landscape heavily marked by wetlands and seasonal sloughs. This particular stretch of North Dakota terrain reflects the systematic organization of the Public Land Survey System, with township lines like t130n r59w and t129n r59w providing the primary structure for the region's agricultural layout. The boundary between Dickey County and Sargent County runs vertically along the eastern edge of the map, following 114th Ave SE. A dense network of local roads, including 94th St SE and 110th Ave SE, connects the scattered farmsteads and rural sections that characterize this prairie environment.