2015 Map of Crowe Dam

About this map

Buffalo Gap National Grassland dominates the landscape across the boundary of South Dakota and Nebraska, reflecting the preserved prairie character of the Great Plains. The hydrology of the region is centered on seasonal watercourses like Duck Creek, Crow Creek, and Indian Creek, which carve drainage patterns across the high plains. A central landmark, Crowe Dam, serves as a critical water management point in an area where the township and range system partitions the land into precise square-mile sections. The road network, including Co Hwy 7A and Co Hwy 58, provides transit through this expansive grassland, connecting remote ranching lands across the Fall River and Sioux county lines.