2015 Map of Richland
USGS Topo · Published 2015About this map
Brule Cr and Richland Cr wind through this southeastern South Dakota landscape, defining a rural territory at the border of Iowa and South Dakota. The drainage patterns of these creeks, along with Sayles Cr, move toward the Big Sioux River which forms the natural state line between Union County and Plymouth County, Iowa. The settlement of Richland is situated near the confluence of these waterways, while Spink marks a secondary node in the northwestern corner of the quadrangle.
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