2018 Map of Robinson

About this map

Robinson serves as the primary hub of this North Dakota landscape, situated along the southern edge of a region defined by an extensive network of wetlands and seasonal basins. This 2018 survey documents a prairie environment where water and drainage patterns dictate the layout of the section-line road system. In the northern reaches, the expansive Long Alakline Lake stretches across the township lines, while numerous smaller, unnamed potholes and marshes dot the interior sections. The map detail highlights the intersection of local routes such as 19th St SE and 34th Ave SE, showing the modern infrastructure and rural property divisions that characterize this portion of Kidder County. For researchers and local historians, the sheet provides a precise record of the land-use patterns and water levels within the glaciated terrain of the Missouri Coteau during the early 21st century.