
Lebanon anchors this Potter County landscape, situated where the grid of rural township roads meets the path of Old Us Hwy 212. The town's layout is clearly defined by historical thoroughfares such as Railroad St and W Garfield, reflecting the early transport patterns that shaped many small South Dakota settlements. Local heritage is preserved at two distinct burial grounds on the town's edge: Saint Mary's Catholic Cem to the north and Lebanon Protestant Cem to the south. Surrounding the town, the terrain is characterized by numerous small wetlands and depressions that interrupt the strictly ordered sections of T119N and T118N. This modern survey captures the persistence of the town's original street grid, including 2nd St and 3rd St, amidst the vast agricultural expanse of the High Plains.
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