1969 Map of Red Mike Hill

About this map

Lake Sakakawea dominates the southern landscape of this 1969 North Dakota survey, where the waters of the Missouri River are managed within a complex network of coulees and high plains. The transition from the rugged Scoria Hills in the north to the broad river valley illustrates the area's geological character, marked by resource extraction sites like a Scoria Pit and a remote Mine. This era captures the rural community infrastructure of Hofflund and Farmvale before modern consolidation, preserving the locations of the Hofflund Sch and Beaver Creek Ch. Notable terrain features such as Red Mike Hill and Half Breed Coulee provide fixed landmarks for genealogists tracing family land near the Hofflund State Game Management Area and the fertile stretches of Nesson Valley.