2011 Map of Menominee

About this map

The Missouri River serves as the primary boundary in this borderland region where Nebraska and South Dakota meet. Along the northern bank, the James River joins the main channel, creating a complex series of sandbars and waterways around Rush Island. The terrain south of the river is defined by agricultural section lines and small drainages like Antelope Creek and Second Bow Creek. The community of Saint Helena is situated on the Nebraska side, featuring the Saint Helena Post Office as a local anchor. Further west, the settlement of Menominee sits near the edge of the survey, connected by a network of rural roads such as 558 Ave and 894 Rd. This map illustrates the intersection of river-driven topography and the grid-based development of the northern plains, showing how land use follows the contours of the river valley.