2017 Map of Springfield

About this map

The Missouri River forms a wide, braided corridor at the border of South Dakota and Nebraska, dominating the landscape south of Springfield. This 2017 survey details the transition from the upland plateau down to the river bottoms, where the Missouri National Recreation River protects the free-flowing character of the water before it reaches Lewis and Clark Lake. The town of Springfield is mapped in detail, showing its grid of streets such as Elm St and Walnut St, along with the Springfield Cem and Saint Vincents Cem to the north. To the west, the small settlement of Running Water sits near the riverbanks. The mapping of Maidens Leap and the confluence of Bazile Creek provides insight into the local topography, while the network of section-line roads like 312th St illustrates the enduring rural infrastructure of Bon Homme County.