1982 Map of Hidden Timber NE

About this map

The Rosebud Indian Reservation dominates this landscape, showing a portion of Todd County where the winding Keya Paha River cuts across the plains. This 1982 provisional survey captures a largely rural expanse defined by watercourses and section lines rather than dense town centers. In the eastern reaches, the hydrology is marked by the confluence of Crazy Hole Creek and Eagle Creek as they join the river system. The map reflects a period of modern ranching and tribal land management, emphasizing the natural topography and the sparse network of improved and unimproved roads that navigate the subtle changes in elevation throughout the southern South Dakota prairie.