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Unit 7: Set 4: Rural & Town Schools - Consolidation Maps

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1910 Consolidated Schools Map
Figure 1. This map shows the number of consolidated schools in each county in 1910.
Note that several counties, including Divide County, had no consolidated schools.

1917-1918 Consolidated Schools Map
Figure 2. This map shows the number of consolidated schools in each county for the 1917-1918 school year.
The top number is rural consolidated schools. The bottom number is for the number of
consolidated schools in towns. Every county has some consolidated schools by this time.

Source: Norman H. Hanson, History of Consolidated Schools in North Dakota. MS Thesis, University of North Dakota, 1946.

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