2011 Map of Boisberg

About this map

The Bois de Sioux River defines the borderlands of this tri-state region, separating Roberts County, South Dakota, from the western edge of Minnesota. The settlement of White Rock sits just west of the river, while Boisberg occupies the crossing area to the east. This 2011 survey documents a predominantly agricultural landscape organized by a strict grid of county highways and township roads, including County Hwy-9 and County Rd-22. To the southwest, a cluster of water bodies including Clubhouse Lake, Round Lake, and Gibsons Pond provides a break in the geometric field patterns. Local landmarks such as the Lake View Cemetery near the lakefront and the small Beyer Airport further north highlight the rural infrastructure serving these small communities. The map also captures the settlement of Blackmer in the northwestern quadrant, illustrating the sparse but deliberate distribution of residential and transit hubs in the Red River Valley drainage basin.