
Mayfield and the surrounding farmland of Yankton County appear here in a meticulous 21st-century survey, defined by the steady paths of the James River and its various tributaries. The landscape is carved by the winding course of Smoky Run as it cuts through the township towards the southwest, while Clay Cr, Mud Cr, and the James River dominate the lower western reaches. This area is a patchwork of rural township lines, including t96n r55w and t95n r54w, where the local heritage is preserved in sites like Saint Columba Catholic Cem and the twin locations of Walshtown Cem and Walshtown Catholic Cem. The road network is a strict grid of numeric avenues and streets, such as 297th ST and 444th Ave, reflecting the enduring agricultural layout of the Dakotas.
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