2011 Map of Tunbridge

About this map

The settlement of Tunbridge sits at the northern end of this central North Dakota landscape, situated along a section of the Great Northern railway corridor. To the east, the edge of Rugby marks the regional hub, known as the geographic center of North America. The terrain is characterized by the expansive wetland of Sand Slough, a prominent water feature that breaks the regular grid of agricultural sections. The map traces a network of rural section lines, including 24th Ave NE and 66th St NE, which define the local transport pattern between fields and farmsteads. Modern transit is anchored by Hwy 2 W, which cuts horizontally across the sheet, mirroring the older rail alignment and connecting the small community of Tunbridge with the growing outskirts of Rugby.