1971 Map of Hamill

About this map

The settlement of Hamill and the surrounding plains of Tripp County are depicted here within the boundaries of the Rosebud Indian Reservation during the early 1970s. The landscape is defined by the winding course of No Moccasin Creek, which flows past the town and a small Cem on the hills to the north. Evidence of water management and local infrastructure is visible at the Spillway Elev 1800, while the presence of the Center Moss Sch south of the main town site highlights the community's rural educational network. This survey reflects a period of stability in South Dakota's interior, showing established section lines and small-scale landmarks that anchor this agrarian landscape.