1972 Map of Morristown SE

About this map

Standing Rock Indian Reservation encompasses the entire landscape of this 1970s survey, illustrating a remote stretch of the Great Plains in north-central South Dakota. The topography is defined by the winding drainage systems of Red Willow Creek and Dirt Lodge Creek, which carve subtle valleys across the high prairie. This is a region of vast grazing lands rather than dense settlement, where human presence is marked primarily by isolated wells and high-elevation survey markers like Bm 2245 and Bm 2215.