2011 Map of Weisser Dam West

About this map

Beaver Creek and the meandering South Branch Beaver Creek dominate this McIntosh County landscape, illustrating the intricate hydrology of the North Dakota prairie. This 2011 survey by the U.S. Geological Survey details a rural section of the state defined by its sectional road grid and water management features. Key landmarks include the Flickertail Dam near the northern boundary and the namesake Weisser Dam positioned to the east. The map provides a clear look at the local infrastructure, from the path of 81st St SE to 20th Ave SE, showing the placement of farmsteads and rural routes in relation to the creek's winding course. This perspective is useful for understanding early 21st-century land use and water resources in a sparsely populated agricultural region.