2011 Map of Rugby

About this map

Rugby serves as the focal point of this North Dakota landscape, showing a structured grid of residential streets and industrial corridors as they appeared in 2011. The town's northern edge is defined by Little Flower Cemetery and a transition from urban blocks to the sprawling agricultural sections typical of Pierce County. The presence of Industrial Rd and Western Ave suggests the town's role as a regional center for transit and trade. Beyond the city limits, the terrain is dotted with numerous small wetlands and larger bodies like Gunderson Lake, reflecting the post-glacial prairie pothole geography. A network of section-line roads, such as 61st St NE and 32nd Ave NE, provides access to the surrounding farmland, while Hwy 2 SE cuts across the southern portion of the settlement, linking the community to the wider region.