2015 Map of Sioux Falls West

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The expanding western edge of Sioux Falls meets the rural plains in this 2015 study, documenting the city's modern suburban and industrial growth. The landscape is defined by the convergence of major hydrology, where Skunk Cr and Willow Cr join the southern flow of the Big Sioux River. Evidence of established rural communities persists at Ellis and Ellis Corner, while newer developments like Skyline Heights and Swanson's Tracts indicate the northward and westward push of residential subdivision. Educational and professional infrastructure is prominent, anchored by the Southeast Technical Institute and the National American University-Sioux Falls. Historically significant sites, including Bethel Cem and Berg Cem, provide fixed points of reference amidst the rapidly changing grid of roads such as W Benson Rd and W Maple St.