2017 Map of Dallas SW

About this map

The Keya Paha River winds through this section of Tripp County, shaping a drainage network of intermittent streams and dissected prairie. The Gibson Cem sits near the center of the survey, serving as a primary genealogical landmark for families settled in the surrounding sections. A series of watercourses including Rock Bridge Cr, Deer Cr, and Lute Cr define the local topography, which is gridded by a regular network of rural roads such as 324th Ave and 300th St. The southern border of the quadrangle is marked by the confluence of smaller tributaries like Jimmie Cr and Holt Cr as they feed into the larger river valley. This landscape illustrates the persistent rural structure of South Dakota's borderlands, where land divisions remain tied to the section lines established by early surveying.