2012 Map of Hazel

About this map

The prairie landscape of South Dakota is defined by a grid of agricultural section lines and localized depressions in the 2012 Hazel area. The largest of these water bodies, Lake Henry, anchors the northwestern portion of the map, surrounded by numerous unnamed seasonal wetlands characteristic of the region’s glacial topography. This portion of Codington County is primarily organized around long stretches of gravel roads such as 437th Ave and 177th St. Social and historical nodes are sparse but significant, centered on sites like Our Saviors Church Cem and the Hazel Cem further south. These landmarks serve as the primary markers of settlement and community history within the vast, open fields, providing essential points of reference for genealogists and local historians tracking early family plots and church congregations in the township.