Powers Lake serves as the focal point for this section of northwestern North Dakota, where the community is gathered along the western shore of its namesake lake. The landscape transition is clearly defined at the boundary between Burke and Mountrail counties, illustrating how township and range lines shaped the local land management and road grid. Away from the town center, the terrain is defined by glacial depressions and waterways, most notably the White Earth River which cuts through the southern reaches of the quadrangle.
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1953 · Williston
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1957 · Williston
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1969 · Ross NW
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1969 · White Earth
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1974 · Helde Lake
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1974 · Grubb Lake
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1974 · Grand View
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1977 · Powers Lake
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1978 · Battleview
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1978 · Lunds Valley
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