2012 Map of Wall SE

About this map

Badlands National Park dominates the southern reaches of this landscape, revealing the intricate drainage patterns and geological formations characteristic of the White River Badlands. The map details a transition from the structured grid of rural roads like 245th St in the north to the complex terrain of the park interior. Key passage points such as Big Foot Pass and Norbeck Pass indicate established routes through the serrated ridges, while the striking formation known as The Castle stands as a primary landmark in the southeast. Water management for this arid environment is evident through the presence of the Missile 249 Reservoir and Big Foot Pass Reservoir, which capture runoff from seasonal drainages like Kimball Cr and Big Foot Cr. This survey provides a precise view of the interface between ranching infrastructure and the protected wilderness of the South Dakota badlands.