2014 Map of Springview NW

About this map

The Keya Paha River winds through this borderland where South Dakota meets Nebraska, carving a valley across the northern reaches of Keya Paha County. This landscape is defined by the erosion of several major tributaries, including Jimmie Cr, Holt Cr, and Jordan Cr, which create a complex network of draws and ridges. Local water management is evident through a series of named catchments such as Bloomstrom Reservoir and Kappleman Reservoir. The cattle-country character of the region is reflected in its sparse road network, including Ne-12 and 304th St, and the preservation of pioneer history at sites like Kenaston Cem and Jordan Cem. A crossing at Dubel Bridge serves as a critical point of connectivity across the river, while the topographic relief is most pronounced near Deckers Gulch.