2012 Map of Beresford

About this map

Beresford serves as the primary hub of this eastern South Dakota landscape, where a dense grid of streets like W Main St and E Maple St meets the modern transit corridor of Interstate 29. The surrounding prairie is defined by a systematic section-line road network, including Greenfield Rd and 471st Ave, which organizes the agricultural territory. This 2012 survey captures a high concentration of burial sites that reflect the area's pioneer heritage and religious history, notably the Danefield Seventh Day Advent Cem and Saint Peters Cem. Natural drainage is provided by meandering waterways such as Baptist Cr and Ash Cr, which cut through the level topography. The presence of the Irene-Beresford Interchange and Alcester-Wakonda Interchange highlights the importance of regional connectivity to this farming community, anchoring the town to the larger Interstate network while it maintains its traditional rural structure.