2011 Map of Walker

About this map

Walker sits at the heart of this prairie landscape, where the border between the Dakotas is defined by the survey grid rather than the winding paths of Rock Creek or Oak Creek. The terrain is marked by the infrastructure of the Standing Rock Reservation, notably Bureau Indian Affairs 16 and roads that suggest historical transit routes, such as Old Yellowstone Rd. While the area is dominated by open space and small drainage patterns, the Henry Holwenger Dam serves as a significant landmark for water management in this arid reach of Sioux County. This survey reflects the modern intersection of tribal lands and local transit, preserving the specific placement of farm-to-market roads like Tounding Rd and County Rd as they connect the small settlement of Walker to the surrounding range.