2018 Map of Williams Lake

About this map

Little Missouri National Grassland dominates this stretch of the western North Dakota badlands, encompassing a vast prairie landscape where Slope and Golden Valley counties meet. The terrain is defined by a dendritic drainage system of intermittent streams including Bull Run Creek and Cottonwood Creek, which carve through the high plains. A notable geographic feature is Williams Lake, a small water body positioned in the northeastern sector of the sheet. The map illustrates the sparse, high-elevation character of this region during the 2010s, showing a land primarily utilized for conservation and open-range grazing. The survey detail highlights the intersection of township lines such as t136n r106w and t136n r105w, providing a precise grid for those researching land ownership and public land boundaries in this secluded part of the state.