1968 Map of Tabor SE

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Lewis and Clark Lake dominates the northern half of this landscape, reflecting the major mid-century modification of the Missouri River valley for the development of the Missouri River Basin. The water-focused topography includes various recreational and conservation areas like the State Game Refuge and the Sioux Council Boy Scout Reservation. South of the bluffs, the agricultural character of Frankfort and Addison townships is evident through a network of local landmarks. Rural social structures are preserved through sites such as the Crofton United Ch, Frankfort Cem, and local schoolhouses like Frankfort Sch and West Blyville Sch. Significant natural drainage such as Weigand Creek and Beaver Creek cut through the terrain, while industrial activity is noted at the Gravel Pits in the southwest. Near the dam, Gavins Point and the Fort Yankton Historic Site mark the historical and structural importance of this river crossing.