2011 Map of Rhame

About this map

The town of Rhame sits at a historic intersection of rail and road in the southwestern corner of North Dakota. This landscape is defined by its wide drainage patterns and intermittent water sources, notably the winding Coyote Creek and Spring Creek, which feeds into Spring Lake. Local topography is highlighted by Post Office Butte, a prominent landmark rising north of the main settlement. The map reveals the layout of the rural road network, from the central Railroad St to outlying paths like Oil Well Rd and Old Hwy 12, which trace the path of earlier transit corridors. Genealogists may find particular value in the presence of Tuttle Cemetery, located west of the town center near the banks of the creek. The area is also marked by local infrastructure such as the Spring Lake Dam, which manages the limited water resources in this prairie environment.