2015 Map of Pollock SE

About this map

The Missouri River and the expansive waters of Lake Oahe dominate the western landscape of this region along the border of Campbell and Corson Counties. This survey illustrates the modern topography of the Missouri basin following the mid-century inundation that created the reservoir. Away from the water, the terrain transitions into the upland drainages of No Sweat Creek and Shaw Creek, where the land is carved by the Prairie Hills. The eastern plateau is marked by a grid of rural routes like 295th Ave and 110th St, which provide access to localized historical markers including Gale Cemetery and Kvarness Cemetery. These small burial grounds remain as physical links to the early homesteading families who settled the plains before the river's transformation.