
Chapelle Cr meanders through the southeastern corner of this Hughes County landscape, defining the primary drainage for a region characterized by section-line roads and interior prairie depressions. The survey reveals a highly organized township structure across the junction of T111N and T112N, where the land is partitioned by a grid of local routes including 200th St and 320th Ave. Significant local thoroughfares like Co Rd 202 bisect the central townships, providing a clear view of the rural infrastructure in central South Dakota. This data provides researchers with a precise record of late-twentieth and early-twenty-first-century land divisions, showcasing the persistent reliance on the Public Land Survey System for property boundaries and access roads in the High Plains.
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1934 Canning
Hughes County, SD

1937 Canning
Hughes County, SD

1966 Joe Creek
Hughes County, SD

1966 Lower Brule NW
Hughes County, SD

1967 Canning
Hughes County, SD

1967 Canning NW
Hughes County, SD

1967 De Grey NE
Hughes County, SD

1967 De Grey NW
Hughes County, SD

1967 Pierre NE
Hughes County, SD

1973 Chapelle Lake NW
Hughes County, SD

1973 Chapelle Lake SW
Hughes County, SD

1973 De Grey
Hughes County, SD

1973 De Grey SE
Hughes County, SD

1973 Rousseau
Hughes County, SD

1985 Big Bend Dam
Hughes County, SD

2021 Canning
Hughes County, SD

2021 Canning NW
Hughes County, SD

2021 Chapelle Lake NW
Hughes County, SD

2021 Chapelle Lake SW
Hughes County, SD

2021 De Grey
Hughes County, SD

2021 De Grey NE
Hughes County, SD

2021 De Grey NW
Hughes County, SD

2021 De Grey SE
Hughes County, SD

2021 Joe Creek
Hughes County, SD

2021 Lower Brule NW
Hughes County, SD

2021 Pierre NE
Hughes County, SD

2021 Rousseau
Hughes County, SD