South Dakota § 7-1-61 - Todd County boundaries.
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§ 7-1-61. Todd County boundaries.
Beginning at the intersection of the third guide meridian west of the sixth principal meridian with the boundary line between the states of South Dakota and Nebraska; thence north and along said third guide meridian to the township line between townships thirty-nine and forty, north; thence west and along said township line to its intersection with the western boundary line of the Rosebud Indian Reservation; thence south and along said boundary line of said reservation to the boundary line between the states of South Dakota and Nebraska; thence east and along said state line to the place of beginning.
Source: SL 1909, ch 280; SL 1911, ch 108, § 1; SDC 1939, § 12.0162.
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