Drainage in Grant County

Puddles, ditches, stormwater and washed-out shoulders Local context for Grant County, North Dakota.

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~ 49drainage areas
~ 657roadside segments

Drainage summary

Grant County, North Dakota has a recorded population of 2,247. For drainage, the page currently shows stormwater segments: ~ 657, ditches and channels: ~ 74, low points: ~ 31, road shoulders: ~ 438, residents covered: 2,247. The figures use the available U.S. geography, population, housing and local-structure data for this place.

stormwater segments~ 657
ditches and channels~ 74
low points~ 31
road shoulders~ 438
residents covered2,247
road or route segments~ 584
service coverage zones~ 17
related places17

Calculated from U.S. geography, population and local structure. Public messages are moderated before publication.

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Cities and places in Grant County

Drainage in cities, towns and local places in this county.

East Grant UTCounty subdivision - population 538Elgin cityCounty subdivision - population 524West Grant UTCounty subdivision - population 376Carson cityCounty subdivision - population 245New Leipzig cityCounty subdivision - population 206
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Minnie townshipCounty subdivisionElm townshipCounty subdivisionLark townshipCounty subdivisionLeipzig townshipCounty subdivisionRaleigh townshipCounty subdivisionLeith cityCounty subdivisionWinona townshipCounty subdivisionRock townshipCounty subdivisionFreda townshipCounty subdivisionPretty Rock townshipCounty subdivisionFisher townshipCounty subdivisionHowe townshipCounty subdivision

Other counties in North Dakota

Drainage in other county pages in this state.

Cass CountyCounty - population 200,945Burleigh CountyCounty - population 103,107Grand Forks CountyCounty - population 73,771Ward CountyCounty - population 68,427Williams CountyCounty - population 40,763
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Morton CountyCountyStark CountyCountyStutsman CountyCountyRichland CountyCountyMcKenzie CountyCountyRolette CountyCountyRamsey CountyCountyBarnes CountyCountyWalsh CountyCountyMcLean CountyCountyMountrail CountyCountyMercer CountyCountyTraill CountyCountyPembina CountyCountyBottineau CountyCountyBenson CountyCountyRansom CountyCountyMcHenry CountyCountyDickey CountyCountyLaMoure CountyCountyDunn CountyCountyPierce CountyCountyWells CountyCountySioux CountyCountySargent CountyCountyCavalier CountyCountyFoster CountyCountyEmmons CountyCountyNelson CountyCountyBowman CountyCountyMcIntosh CountyCountyHettinger CountyCountyRenville CountyCountyKidder CountyCountyEddy CountyCountyGriggs CountyCountyBurke CountyCountyAdams CountyCountyDivide CountyCountyTowner CountyCountyOliver CountyCountyLogan CountyCountyGolden Valley CountyCountySteele CountyCountySheridan CountyCountyBillings CountyCountySlope CountyCounty

Major cities in North Dakota

Drainage in major city pages in this state.

FargoPlace - population 136,285Fargo cityCounty subdivision - population 136,285BismarckPlace - population 77,772Bismarck cityCounty subdivision - population 77,772Grand ForksPlace - population 59,845
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Grand Forks cityCounty subdivisionMinotPlaceMinot cityCounty subdivisionWest FargoPlaceWest Fargo cityCounty subdivisionWillistonPlaceWilliston cityCounty subdivisionDickinsonPlaceMandanPlaceMandan cityCounty subdivisionJamestownPlaceJamestown cityCounty subdivisionWahpetonPlaceWahpeton cityCounty subdivisionDevils LakePlaceDevils Lake cityCounty subdivisionValley CityPlaceValley City cityCounty subdivisionHoracePlaceHorace cityCounty subdivisionWatford CityPlaceWatford City cityCounty subdivisionTurtle Mountain UTCounty subdivisionLincolnPlaceLincoln cityCounty subdivisionLincoln-Fort Rice UTCounty subdivisionHay Creek townshipCounty subdivisionGraftonPlaceGrafton cityCounty subdivisionApple Creek townshipCounty subdivisionEast Morton UTCounty subdivisionNorth Rolette UTCounty subdivisionBeulahPlaceGibbs townshipCounty subdivisionNew TownPlaceNew Town cityCounty subdivisionTatman townshipCounty subdivisionBurnt Creek-Riverview UTCounty subdivisionCasseltonPlaceCasselton cityCounty subdivisionRugbyPlaceRugby cityCounty subdivisionWaterford townshipCounty subdivisionHazenPlaceCentral McKenzie UTCounty subdivisionNedrose townshipCounty subdivisionStanleyPlaceStanley cityCounty subdivisionBottineauPlaceBottineau cityCounty subdivisionMekinock townshipCounty subdivisionTiogaPlaceTioga cityCounty subdivisionLisbonPlaceLisbon cityCounty subdivision

Frequently Asked Questions

How many stormwater segments are shown for Grant County, North Dakota?

The current calculated value for stormwater segments is ~ 657. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for Grant County, North Dakota.

How many ditches and channels are shown for Grant County, North Dakota?

The current calculated value for ditches and channels is ~ 74. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for Grant County, North Dakota.

How many low points are shown for Grant County, North Dakota?

The current calculated value for low points is ~ 31. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for Grant County, North Dakota.

How many road shoulders are shown for Grant County, North Dakota?

The current calculated value for road shoulders is ~ 438. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for Grant County, North Dakota.

Where do the numbers on this page come from?

Calculated from U.S. geography, population and local structure. Public messages are moderated before publication.

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