2011 Map of Taylor

About this map

The town of Taylor serves as the primary hub of this eastern Stark County landscape, situated along a major east-west transportation corridor. The settlement pattern is defined by the strict orthogonal grid of the Public Land Survey System, with numbered roads like 36th St SW and 94th Ave SW dividing the terrain into regular sections. Local heritage is anchored at Immanuel Cemetery, a notable landmark positioned north of the main township. The physical geography is marked by subtle drainages, most notably Beaver Creek and Government Creek, which cut across the prairie south of the town. This 2011 record reflects a modern snapshot of rural North Dakota, where traditional agricultural land divisions persist alongside the infrastructure of the Interstate 94 corridor.