Land Planning and Classification Report as Relates to the Public Domain Lands in the Knife River Basin, North Dakota (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

Name: Land Planning and Classification Report as Relates to the Public Domain Lands in the Knife River Basin, North Dakota (Classic Reprint)
Author: Management, U. S. Bureau Of Land
ISBN: 9780365543930

Management, U. S. Bureau Of Land

9780365543930: Land Planning and Classification Report as Relates to the Public Domain Lands in the Knife River Basin, North Dakota (Classic Reprint)

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There are no towns in the basin of over population, and the total population of the area is or persons per square mile. The Northern Pacific Railroad which runs along the southern boundary supplies the necessary rail transportation and shipping points for the area.

There are 369 acres of public domain in this unit. Of this, 250 acres are in the short grass type and 119 acres are in the browse type and waste type. The 250 acres of grassland consist of scattered isolated tracts of Lo and 80 acres each and are primarily valuable for grazing. They are surrounded by privately owned lands and used in connection therewith. The 119 acres are located along the Missouri River and consist of sand bars, bayous, cattail swamps and Willow patches and contain sharply out coulees. The tract at present serves primarily as wildlife habitat.

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