2014 Map of Raleigh

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Raleigh serves as the primary settlement in this stretch of North Dakota, located just south of the Morton Co and Grant Co border. The landscape is defined by the winding course of Dogtooth Cr, which feeds into the Raleigh Reservoir west of the town center. This 2014 survey reveals a sparse prairie environment punctuated by distinct geological formations like the Three Buttes to the east. Transportation in the region is anchored by ND-31, which runs north-south, connecting the small community of Saint Gertrude to the larger township of Raleigh. The grid of section roads, including 73rd St SW and 76th St SW, underscores the agricultural layout of the county, providing a clear view of the rural homestead and ranching patterns in the early 21st century.