2016 Map of Tintah

About this map

Tintah and Nashua stand as the primary settlements in this western Minnesota landscape, situated where the borders of Traverse, Wilkin, and Grant counties converge. The local geography is defined by the winding course of the Rabbit River and its S Fork, which cut through a strictly organized grid of agricultural section lines and township roads. This 2016 survey documents the enduring rural character of the region, anchored by community landmarks such as Saint Galls Cem south of Tintah and Riverside Cem to the north. Transportation and utility are reflected in the presence of Wetenkamp Airport and a dense network of county highways, including CO Hwy 19 and CO Hwy 20, which facilitate movement across this productive prairie terrain.