1967 Map of De Grey NE

About this map

Old Indian Treaty Boundary slices across the southern portion of this Hughes County landscape, marking a significant historical line in the central South Dakota prairie. The terrain is characterized by the broad depressions of Pleasant Valley and Webster, where the seasonal flow of Chapelle Creek meanders toward the south. This 1967 field-checked survey captures a rural landscape defined by township grids and scattered local landmarks like Beth Eden Sch, which serves as a focal point for the surrounding agricultural community. To the north, the elevation rises into the high ground of Brett On and Harrold, while Woodruff Lake sits near the northeastern corner. The presence of a Gravel Pit near the creek suggests the localized extractive activity supporting road development in this part of the Missouri River Basin project area.