
Stamford sits at the southern edge of this West River landscape where the local road network bridges the rural divide between Jackson and Jones counties. The terrain is defined by the dendritic drainage patterns of Ash Cr and Dry Cr, which carve through the high plains. Local transit and property boundaries are marked by named corridors such as Church Rd and Stamford Rd, reflecting the grid-based settlement pattern of the region. This 2021 survey illustrates the modern configuration of the area, where the vast open country is segmented by historical township lines like t1s r25e and t1s r26e. The map highlights the sparse distribution of infrastructure, with primary access routes like Bork Rd and Co Rd Ch 1 serving the ranching and agricultural interests that persist in this part of South Dakota.
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1951 Capa
Jones County, SD

1951 Capa SE
Jones County, SD

1951 Murdo SE
Jones County, SD

1951 Murdo SW
Jones County, SD

1951 Okaton SE
Jones County, SD

1970 Vivian SW
Jones County, SD

1972 Okaton NE
Jones County, SD

1972 Stamford
Jones County, SD

1972 Vivian NW
Jones County, SD

1972 Wendte SE
Jones County, SD

1972 Wendte SW
Jones County, SD

1972 West Of Stony Butte
Jones County, SD

2021 Capa
Jones County, SD

2021 Capa SE
Jones County, SD

2021 Murdo SE
Jones County, SD

2021 Murdo SW
Jones County, SD

2021 Okaton NE
Jones County, SD

2021 Okaton SE
Jones County, SD

2021 Stamford
Jones County, SD

2021 Vivian NW
Jones County, SD

2021 Vivian SW
Jones County, SD

2021 Wendte SE
Jones County, SD

2021 Wendte SW
Jones County, SD

2021 West of Stony Butte
Jones County, SD