1975 Map of Tokio SW

About this map

The Sheyenne River winds through the heart of this Eddy County landscape, carving a valley between the elevated terrain of Hills and Tiffany. This 1975 photorevised survey highlights the agrarian and natural character of the region, featuring several family-named landmarks and essential rural infrastructure. Near the northern bend of the river, Bourett Dam and the nearby Bourett Cem sit within the Old Indian Reservation Bdy, indicating the historical significance of the land's previous boundaries. The map captures a quiet mid-century rural life where School No 1 served the surrounding farmsteads, and the Jackson Truck Trail provided access through the hills east of the river. Grounded in data from the 1940s with updates from the 1970s, the map also identifies localized industry like a Gravel Pit and several springs, including one simply labeled Spring near the central river bluffs.