2011 Map of Robinson

About this map

Robinson serves as the primary hub of this prairie landscape in North Dakota, centered around the intersection of Railroad Ave and West St. The town's grid reflects its development alongside transportation corridors, while the surrounding countryside is defined by numerous small depressions and basins common to the Northern Plains. Notable among these is the sprawling Long Alakline Lake to the north, which dominates the local hydrology. Just southeast of the town center, the James Whitman Landing Strip indicates the continued importance of aviation in rural transport and utility. The map details a strictly regulated section-line road network, including 1st Ave and various rural routes like 31st Ave SE and 18th St SE, which partition the landscape into a clear agricultural pattern.