2021 Map of Joe Creek SE

About this map

Lake Sharpe forms the northern boundary of this central South Dakota landscape, marking the winding path of the Missouri River along the border of Hughes and Lyman Counties. The terrain south of the reservoir is defined by the deep, dendritic drainage patterns of Bad Horse Cr, which carves through the high prairie plateaus. This area is characterized by the intersection of tribal and county infrastructure, where routes such as BIA Hwy 10 and N Iron Nation Rd provide access to the remote interior. The map reveals a sparsely settled region dominated by the large-scale township and range divisions of the Public Land Survey System, including t107n r75w and t107n r74w. Local transit is facilitated by a network of rural corridors like Co Hwy 30 and 318th Ave, illustrating the modern management of this Missouri River breaks environment.