N.D. Cent. Code § 11-01-13

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11-01-13. Divide County

Official statutory text

11-01-13. Divide County

Beginning at the point where the boundary line between the states of North Dakota and

Montana intersects the line between townships one hundred fifty-nine and one hundred sixty

north; thence east along the line between townships one hundred fifty-nine and one hundred

sixty north to the southeast corner of township one hundred sixty north, range ninety-five west of

the fifth principal meridian; thence north along the line between ranges ninety-four and

ninety-five west to the northeast corner of township one hundred sixty north, range ninety-five

west, a point on the fifteenth standard parallel; thence west along the fifteenth standard parallel

to the southeast corner of township one hundred sixty-one north, range ninety-five west; thence

continuing north along the line between ranges ninety-four and ninety-five west to the

international boundary line between the United States and Canada; thence west along the

international boundary line to the boundary line between the states of North Dakota and

Montana; thence south along the boundary line between the states of North Dakota and

Montana to the point of beginning.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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