2012 Map of Imlay

About this map

Hunt Table and Keester Table define the elevated geography of this South Dakota landscape, where high plateaus overlook a network of seasonal drainages. The small settlement of Imlay is positioned along a primary road corridor in the northeastern portion of the sheet, serving as a focal point in a largely open ranching or conservation environment. The terrain is deeply etched by numerous creek beds, including Cain Cr, Big Hollow Cr, and Wind Cr, which illustrate the complex erosion patterns characteristic of the region. These watercourses, along with Clifford Cr, indicate the drainage system that supports the local ecology and livestock. The map provides a detailed view of the infrastructure and landforms before more modern developments might have altered these remote stretches of Pennington County.