2012 Map of McLaughlin NE

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Oak Creek meanders across this rural expanse of north-central South Dakota, carving subtle drainage patterns through the open plains of the Standing Rock Indian Reservation. This 2012 survey illustrates a landscape dominated by vast agricultural sections and a grid-based transportation network, including the clearly defined corridor of 89th St. The scarcity of named landmarks highlights the quiet, expansive nature of this region along the border of Corson County and Sioux County, North Dakota. The detailed hydrography of Oak Creek and its unnamed tributaries reveals the intricate natural drainage system that dictates the placement of rural roads and farmstead access points in this sparsely populated borderland.