Old Map of South Dakota, 1925: Sioux Falls, Rapid City, Black Hills, Badlands, Missouri River Size:52x70in (132x178cm) extending approximately 9 miles to

extending approximately 9 miles to the north and south of the city center

home to the world's first iron bridge

Each clock represents a different city around the world

The map vividly illustrates the political and administrative boundaries of the era

this piece is invaluable for historians

Old Map of South Dakota, 1925: Sioux Falls, Rapid City, Black Hills, Badlands, Missouri River Size:52x70in (132x178cm) extending approximately 9 miles toTitled South Dakota, this 1925 state portrait from the George F. Cram Company places a modernizing prairie commonwealth at the center of American cartography. Issued within Crams unrivaled atlas of the world, it synthesizes political boundaries with a keen rendering of terrain, rivers, and settlement. The layout balances clarity and depth: latitudinal and longitudinal lines frame the sheet for precise orientation, while a clean legend and a bar scale