1901 Map of Deadwood
USGS Topo · Published 1901About this map
Deadwood and the surrounding gold-rich gulches of the northern Black Hills dominate this late-nineteenth-century survey. The map details a landscape defined by industrial extraction and military presence, from the Fort Meade Military Reservation near Sturgis to the numerous mining camps and post offices like Greenmont P.O. and Icebox P.O. that dot the high country. The Burlington and Missouri River Railroad and the Black Hills and Fort Pierre Railroad wind through the complex topography, connecting remote outposts like Rochford and Dumont to the larger hubs.
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