2018 Map of Pillsbury SW

About this map

Crow Lake sits at the northern edge of this section of the North Dakota prairie, part of a glaciated landscape defined by numerous depressions and wetlands. The map shows a strictly organized section-line road network, including 20th St SE and 121st Ave SE, which divide the terrain into predictable agricultural blocks. These roads intersect with Co Hwy 27, the primary north-south corridor on the eastern side of the survey. The geography is dominated by notable water bodies such as Larson Slough and the expansive Adams Slough in the south, reflecting the region's character as part of the Prairie Pothole Region. These features suggest a landscape where land use is dictated by the presence of seasonal and permanent water, influencing the placement of homesteads and the reach of local transport routes across Noltimier Township.