1956 Map of Little Eagle NW

About this map

The Grand River meanders across the southern portion of this 1950s survey, defining the landscape of the Standing Rock Indian Reservation in Corson County. This territory, situated within the McLaughlin district, is characterized by a network of drainage channels and significant elevation changes north of the riverbank. A critical point of community interest is the Little Oak Creek Ch, located near the confluence where High Bank Creek feeds into the primary river valley. These watercourses and the relative placement of the local church provide essential landmarks for understanding the mid-century settlement patterns and land use within this portion of the reservation before late-twentieth-century updates.