2014 Map of Pitt Creek

About this map

Cedar River National Grassland dominates the central landscape of this North Dakota quadrangle, where the rolling plains meet an intricate drainage system. The map delineates the boundary between Grant and Sioux counties, a line that weaves across the southern reaches near the winding course of Cedar Creek. This era of the landscape is defined by its wide-open character and a sparse, grid-based road network, including 90th St SW and 58th Ave SW. Waterways like Pitt Creek, Crooked Creek, and Whitmore Creek carve through the terrain, suggesting a pastoral economy reliant on these seasonal draws. The southern border of the sheet captures the rugged confluence of several tributaries, including Timber Creek and Hay Creek, providing a detailed look at the hydrology of the Porcupine District.