2014 Map of Stocke Butte

About this map

Theodore Roosevelt National Park anchors the southeastern corner of this North Dakota landscape, where the Badlands terrain begins to influence the layout of the region. The map captures a largely open pastoral environment characterized by the expansive Little Missouri National Grassland, which dominates the southern half of the quadrangle. A systematic grid of section-line roads, including 22nd St NW and 134th Ave NW, overlays the topography, though many are forced to follow the natural contours of the rising bluffs and coulees. Water management and drainage are defined by the winding paths of Cherry Cr and Red Wing Cr. Local landmarks like Stocke Butte rise above the surrounding prairie, serving as prominent navigational points for residents and visitors traveling toward the national park boundary via Scenic Dr.