2014 Map of Odland Dam

About this map

Odland Dam sits as the central landmark in this prairie landscape, where the state line divides the plains of Wibaux County, Montana, from Golden Valley County, North Dakota. The drainage system of Little Beaver Cr and its tributaries, including Dry Cr and Beaver Cr, dominates the topography, carving subtle valleys through the high-plains terrain. The section-line road network, a signature of the American West's surveying history, is clearly established here with routes like Steele Rd and Brenizer Rd providing access to the remote ranchlands. Farther south, the headwaters of Hay Cr and the E Br Hay Cr begin their descent. This 2014 survey documents a quiet rural corridor where ND-16 serves as the primary north-south artery for local transport and commerce between these border communities.