2012 Map of Stockholm

About this map

Troy anchors the western side of this Grant County landscape, where the prairie is defined by a network of drainage sloughs and small glacial lakes. The terrain is dominated by agricultural section lines, yet it preserves significant genealogical markers through its distributed burial grounds. These include Stockholm Cem centrally located near Cemetery Rd, as well as the Troy Cem, Bethel Cem, and Tabor Cem scattered across the township. Hydrological features like Crooked Lake and Pyror Slough interrupt the geometric road grid, illustrating the natural water retention patterns of the region. The N Fork Yellow Bank River meanders through the northern reaches, while routes such as Co Hwy-13 and Co Hwy-28 provide the primary east-west transit across this rural South Dakota expanse.