2011 Map of Whiteclay

About this map

Pine Ridge and Whiteclay anchor this 2011 survey of the Nebraska-South Dakota borderlands, a region defined by a high concentration of waterway systems. The landscape is bisected by the prominent south-to-north flow of White Clay Creek, which feeds into White Clay Lake near the northern boundary. Several significant tributaries, including Craven Creek, Patton Creek, and Larrabee Creek, branch across the quadrangle, illustrating the natural drainage patterns of the plains. For genealogists and local historians, the Abold Cemetery remains a key landmark in the southwestern portion of the map, while the Whiteclay Post Office marks the center of activity at the state line. Roads such as White Clay Creek Rd and Extension Rd provide a clear view of the modern transportation network connecting these cross-border communities.