Geography

Where the records say things are

553 records are plotted below , each at a coordinate its own source published. Another 480 records have no published location and do not appear on the map at all. 605Buzz does not geocode: a record without a coordinate from its source gets no dot rather than an estimated one.

This is not a map of South Dakota. It shows the four 605Buzz desks whose sources publish coordinates — Road work and travel restrictions, Commercial building permits, Auction listings and Sioux Falls events. Every other desk on the site is absent from this map entirely and lives on its own page. Each desk here covers only what its own publisher covers: commercial building permits come from the City of Sioux Falls alone, so the rest of the state is empty for permits because 605Buzz has no permit source there, not because nothing is being built — and the same holds desk by desk. A dot means a publisher filed a record and said where; nobody from 605Buzz went and looked.

Positions come from the sources, not from us. Each point is the latitude and longitude that South Dakota Department of Transportation, City of Sioux Falls, South Dakota Auctions (listing aggregator) or Sioux Falls community calendars published on that record, reproduced as published and listed in the table below. Nothing here is derived from a street address, a ZIP code or a city centroid.

69 records carry a published coordinate that falls outside the state outline drawn here, so they are counted but not drawn. 605Buzz does not move a point to make it fit.

A record on this page last changed: Sept. 8, 2026 . That is when a plotted record’s facts last moved — not how recently the sources were read, since a re-read that finds nothing changed leaves every record exactly as it was.

Updated automatically from public-record data — not yet reviewed by an editor.