2012 Map of Kimball South

About this map

The southern edge of Kimball, South Dakota, anchors this rural landscape, showing the transition from a small-town residential grid to the expansive section-line road network of the High Plains. North of the interstate, the town’s street structure is clearly defined by routes like Railway St, W Broad St, and S Main St, which give way to the cemetery grounds of Saint Margarets Cem. This 2012 survey illustrates the enduring agricultural geometry of Brule County, where long, straight thoroughfares such as 364th Ave and 251st St parcel out the landscape. The map provides a high-resolution look at the drainage patterns and small depressions characteristic of the region, detailing how these natural features intersect with the human-imposed grid of gravel and paved roads that connect remote farmsteads to the regional commerce center.