2012 Map of Ideal

About this map

The settlement of Ideal sits as a central point in this rural Tripp County landscape, where the prairie is defined by a grid of numbered roads and meandering waterways. Drainages like Dog Ear Cr and Owl Cr cut through the sections, creating a natural contrast to the geometric precision of routes such as 312th Ave and 266th St. A notable functional landmark in the northeast is the Heller Landing Strip, indicating the importance of private aviation for transport and agricultural management in this open terrain. The map captures the specialized infrastructure of South Dakota's farm country, where county routes like Co Rd 6140 facilitate the movement of goods between isolated homesteads and the local community hub.