2011 Map of Tagus SE

About this map

Roach Siding stands as a primary landmark in this section of Ward County, situated along the railroad tracks that cut diagonally across the northern landscape. This 2011 survey reveals a classic prairie grid system defined by rural routes like 128th Ave NW and 366th St NW, which segment the terrain into a sprawling network of agricultural parcels. The landscape is heavily dotted with small, scattered wetlands and prairie potholes, a characteristic trait of the North Dakota drift plain. Significant regional transit is facilitated by County Hwy 5W, which intersects the rail line near the siding. The map provides a detailed view of the infrastructure supporting this rural economy, from the section-line roads like 46th Ave NW to the drainage patterns that define the local topography.