1971 Map of Temvik

About this map

The small community of Temvik stands as the primary settlement in this 1971 study of Emmons County, situated along the Burlington Northern railroad corridor. The landscape is defined by the significant drainages of Beaver Creek in the south and the meandering path of Sand Creek and Spring Creek further north. Prominent landmarks like Temvik Butte and Winchester Butte rise above the surrounding prairie, offering distinct navigational points across the township lines of the Danbury and Prairie View areas. Local history is anchored by the Temvik Cem and Sand Creek Cem, which, along with the centrally located Townhall, indicate the civic and social centers of this rural agricultural region. The inclusion of modern infrastructure like a Substation and Sewage Disposal Ponds near the creek reflects the early 1970s development in this section of North Dakota.