
Camp Crook serves as the primary settlement in this 1980 survey of the northwestern corner of South Dakota and the southern edge of North Dakota. The landscape is defined by the winding course of the Little Missouri River and the expansive reaches of the Custer National Forest, which is divided into distinct sections across the high plains. Small ranching communities like Ladner, Ludlow, and Reva anchor the surrounding territory, connected by state routes 85 and 20.
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