1964 Map of Jamison

About this map

The Keya Paha River snakes through the center of this 1964 survey, defining the rural landscape along the border of Nebraska and South Dakota. The settlement of Brocksburg sits near the riverbanks, while the village of Jamison is situated further north, just across the state line in South Dakota. This area, largely comprised of the Rosebud Indian Reservation, is characterized by a network of drainage creeks like Spotted Tail Creek, Wolf Creek, and Albert Creek. Local life at the time centered on several rural institutions, including the Gospel Tabernacle Ch, Spotted Tail Sch, and Pleasant View Sch. The mapping also documents the locations of the Emmanuel Cem and Spotted Tail Cem, providing valuable data points for those researching family history in Keya Paha and Gregory counties.