N.D. Cent. Code § 11-01-42
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11-01-42. Sargent County
Official statutory text
11-01-42. Sargent County
Beginning at the southwest corner of township one hundred twenty-nine north, range
fifty-eight west of the fifth principal meridian, a point on the seventh standard parallel; thence
east along the seventh standard parallel to the line between ranges fifty-two and fifty-three west;
thence north along the line between ranges fifty-two and fifty-three west to the north boundary
line of the original Sisseton and Wahpeton Indian Reservation, now known as Lake Traverse
Lands; thence northwesterly along the said boundary line to the line between ranges fifty-two
and fifty-three west; thence continuing north along the line between ranges fifty-two and
fifty-three west to the northeast corner of township one hundred thirty-two north, range fifty-three
west, a point on the eighth standard parallel; thence west along the eighth standard parallel to
the northwest corner of township one hundred thirty-two north, range fifty-eight west; thence
south along the line between ranges fifty-eight and fifty-nine west to the point of beginning.
Beginning at the southwest corner of township one hundred twenty-nine north, range
fifty-eight west of the fifth principal meridian, a point on the seventh standard parallel; thence
east along the seventh standard parallel to the line between ranges fifty-two and fifty-three west;
thence north along the line between ranges fifty-two and fifty-three west to the north boundary
line of the original Sisseton and Wahpeton Indian Reservation, now known as Lake Traverse
Lands; thence northwesterly along the said boundary line to the line between ranges fifty-two
and fifty-three west; thence continuing north along the line between ranges fifty-two and
fifty-three west to the northeast corner of township one hundred thirty-two north, range fifty-three
west, a point on the eighth standard parallel; thence west along the eighth standard parallel to
the northwest corner of township one hundred thirty-two north, range fifty-eight west; thence
south along the line between ranges fifty-eight and fifty-nine west to the point of beginning.
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