2014 Map of Beaver Wall

About this map

Beaver Wall and the surrounding high country define the geography of this northern Great Plains landscape at the border of Nebraska and South Dakota. In the early 21st century, the terrain is shaped by intermittent drainages including Craven Cr and Limekiln Cr, alongside small water management features such as Colwell Reservoir and Lundy Reservoir. The presence of Hubbard Butte and the namesake escarpment illustrates the erosion-resistant geological formations that punctuate the plains. The map details a network of rural routes like 460th LN and 450th LN that crisscross the undulating topography, providing access to this sparsely settled cattle country where the line of Sheridan Co marks the southern extent of the survey.