
The rolling plains of Aurora County are defined here by a series of distinct township boundaries and drainage patterns as they appeared in the late 1970s. Laffey Lake sits in the eastern portion of the landscape, while the serpentine course of Platte Creek and its East Fork Platte Creek provide the primary water sources for this agricultural region. The map illustrates a rigid grid of property lines and field fences across the townships of Gales, Crystal Lake, Washington, and Center. These administrative divisions emphasize the systematic settlement of the Dakota territory. Small-scale resource extraction is evident through several scattered gravel pits, indicating the localized infrastructure needs of this rural community during the era.
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1942 Crow Lake
Aurora County, SD

1979 Crystal Lake
Aurora County, SD

1979 Laffey Lake
Aurora County, SD

1979 Storla SW
Aurora County, SD

1982 Wilmarth Lake
Aurora County, SD
2012 Archer Hill
Aurora County, SD
2012 Crystal Lake
Aurora County, SD
2012 Laffey Lake
Aurora County, SD
2012 Storla SW
Aurora County, SD
2012 Wilmarth Lake
Aurora County, SD
2015 Archer Hill
Aurora County, SD
2015 Crystal Lake
Aurora County, SD
2015 Laffey Lake
Aurora County, SD
2015 Storla SW
Aurora County, SD
2015 Wilmarth Lake
Aurora County, SD
2017 Archer Hill
Aurora County, SD
2017 Crystal Lake
Aurora County, SD
2017 Laffey Lake
Aurora County, SD
2017 Storla SW
Aurora County, SD
2017 Wilmarth Lake
Aurora County, SD

2021 Archer Hill
Aurora County, SD

2021 Crystal Lake
Aurora County, SD

2021 Laffey Lake
Aurora County, SD

2021 Storla SW
Aurora County, SD

2021 Wilmarth Lake
Aurora County, SD