2017 Map of Roth

About this map

Roth serves as the primary point of interest in this section of the northern Great Plains, situated just south of the international border. The landscape is defined by the rigid grid of the Public Land Survey System, with the boundary between United States of America/Canada forming the northern edge of the map. This area of Bottineau County is characterized by its agricultural layout, where section lines are marked by a network of gravel and local roads such as Co Rd 27A and 103rd St NW. In the southeast, the meandering path of Boundary Creek provides a natural break in the otherwise geometric prairie, highlighting the subtle drainage patterns that influence local land use. This survey captures the persistent rural character of the region, where tiny settlements like Roth remain anchored to the crossroads of the North Dakota wheat belt.