1967 Map of Blunt
USGS Topo · Published 1968About this map
The town of Blunt sits at the heart of this central South Dakota landscape, serving as a hub along the Chicago and North Western railroad. This 1960s survey illustrates a rural geography shaped by the meandering course of Medicine Knoll Creek and its tributary, the South Fork. Educational sites like Lincoln Sch and N R G Sch underscore the distribution of rural populations during this era. Evidence of transportation evolution is visible through the Old Railroad Grade, which suggests a realignment or abandonment of earlier infrastructure as the region modernized. The map also documents local industry and public utilities, from scattered Gravel Pits to a Gaging Station and a Radio Tower, while the Roadside Park near the creek provides a touch of mid-century community planning.
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This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
