1990 Map of Pingree SW

About this map

Pipestem Creek meanders through the central and southern sections of this landscape, forming a primary hydrological artery for this corner of Stutsman County. The terrain is characterized by distinct regional landforms such as Round Top in the northwest and the broader elevations of Plainview and Hidden. These labels reflect a topography shaped by glacial activity, with numerous small depressions and seasonal basins scattered across the high plains. A Gaging Station located along the creek bank provides a specific point of historical data collection for water management in the region. The map preserves the 1950s survey foundations with 1990 imagery revisions, showing the persistent section lines and township boundaries of T 142 N and T 141 N that define North Dakota's rural grid system.