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Deadwood topographic map

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Deadwood

Deadwood is characterized by its rugged terrain nestled within the Black Hills region, boasting an elevation of approximately 4,531 feet. The town itself is set in a steep, narrow gulch surrounded by densely forested hills, which create a dramatic landscape of rolling hills and rocky outcrops. The topography features a mix of steep inclines and valleys, making it an ideal setting for outdoor activities like hiking and wildlife observation. The surrounding area is rich in natural beauty, with various trails that weave through the Black Hills National Forest, showcasing diverse flora and fauna, including deer and bighorn sheep​. This unique geography not only contributes to the town's charm but also plays a significant role in its historical development during the Gold Rush era.

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Name: Deadwood topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Deadwood, Lawrence County, South Dakota, 57732, United States (44.35470 -103.75626 44.42060 -103.69443)

Average elevation: 4,957 ft

Minimum elevation: 4,150 ft

Maximum elevation: 5,692 ft

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