Scattered cemeteries define the rural social landscape of this Logan County quadrangle, reflecting the early 20th-century settlement patterns of the North Dakota prairies. Church and community burial grounds such as Lone Grave Cem, Ebenfeld Reformed Cem, and the Seventh-Day Adventist Cem are positioned along the section lines, often far from any contemporary town center. This placement illustrates how the region was organized by the Public Land Survey System, with roads like 57th St SE and 46th Ave SE following a strict cardinal grid across the pothole-dotted terrain. A private airstrip, the Gienger/Box Bar Ranch Airport, provides a modern contrast to these older landmarks, indicating the continued importance of long-distance connectivity in this remote agricultural corridor. The map preserves the specific locations of pioneer heritage sites like Hope Cem and Perman Cem, which remain as physical markers of family legacies within the vast, open sections of T136N and T135N.
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1953 · Jamestown
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1956 · Jamestown
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1982 · Wishek NE
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1982 · Lehr NW
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1982 · Lehr NE
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1983 · Streeter SW
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1983 · Streeter
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1983 · Alkaline Lake
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1983 · Streeter NW
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1983 · Streeter SE
USGS Topo · 1:24,000