
Chapelle Cem sits in the western reaches of this Hughes County landscape, offering a focal point for genealogical research in this prairie region. The drainage patterns of Chapelle Cr and its southern branch, S Chapelle Cr, define the topography, carving paths through the township sections of T110N R75W and T109N R74W. This modern survey illustrates a rural infrastructure built upon a rigid grid of section-line roads, including Co Rd 202 and Westbend Rd. The map detail shows the persistent structure of South Dakota's land-run legacy, where family homesteads are linked by a network of numbered avenues and streets that navigate the subtle rises and creek beds of 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