1967 Map of Okobojo SE

About this map

Gray Goose sits near the southern edge of this Missouri River Basin survey, serving as a localized point of settlement in a landscape defined by rolling topography and intermittent drainage. The terrain is marked by the presence of Spring Creek, which meanders across the lower sections of the map, and several unnamed seasonal watercourses. The infrastructure of the late 1960s is reflected in the numerous Gravel Pits and a solitary Landing Strip, indicating the reliance on local materials and small-scale aviation in this rural South Dakota corridor. The boundary between Sully Co and Hughes Co bisects the area, highlighting the administrative division of this upland prairie. Much of the map detail is dedicated to the subtle shifts in elevation and the intricate network of field lines and fences that partition the agricultural land.