1975 Map of Regan SE

About this map

The West Branch Apple Creek winds through the rural landscape of Burleigh County in this mid-1970s survey, illustrating the agricultural and civic organization of the North Dakota prairie. The map details three primary townships: Ghylin, Ecklund, and Cromwell, showing the placement of the local Townhall and several deep wells essential for life in this environment. For genealogists, the Ghylin-Union Cem is a significant landmark, situated near the northern edge of the sheet. The terrain is further defined by scattered Gravel Pits, indicating local industrial activities alongside established section lines and property fences identified through photogrammetric methods. This documentation provides a clear view of the rural infrastructure before late-century shifts in land use.