Soldier Creek serves as a primary settlement within this section of the Rosebud Indian Reservation, situated where the Little White River and Scabby Cr meet. The landscape is defined by the drainage patterns of these waterways and Rosebud Cr, cutting through the plains of Todd County. Genealogy and local history researchers will find several small burial grounds across the territory, including Salt Camp Cem, Ironwood Cem, and Grace Chapel Cem near the river. Cultural landmarks and family-named routes such as Old Bing Thunder Rd and Buffalo Head Dr highlight the enduring local connections to the land. Significant natural features like Crazy Horse Canyon and Ghost Hawk Lake illustrate the area's geography, while markers like Grass Mount provide specific points of reference for navigating the terrain south of the Soldier Creek community.
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1955 · Martin
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1958 · Martin
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1969 · Soldier Creek NE
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1969 · Parmelee NE
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1969 · Soldier Creek
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1969 · Parmelee
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1969 · Soldier Creek NW
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1969 · Iron Shell Flat East
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1969 · Soldier Creek SE
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1969 · Rosebud
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