2014 Map of Upham

About this map

Upham serves as the central hub of this North Dakota landscape, where the grid of McHenry County meets the meandering path of the Souris River. The town layout is defined by streets such as Main St and William St, with a central Po anchoring the local community. To the north and east, the geography is dominated by water and wetlands, including the expansive Unit 320 Reservoir and the winding course of Cut Bank Creek. Genealogy researchers will find interest in the documented locations of Bloomfield Cem and Melankton Cem, which sit atop the subtle elevation changes of the prairie. The crossing at Freeman Bridge over the Souris River highlights the essential infrastructure connecting these agricultural lands, while the diagonal path of ND-14 provides a primary transit artery through the region.