"Ceded Part of Dakota Territory Showing Progress of U.S. Land Survey during 1862", U.S. State Surveys

This early map of the eastern part of Dakota Territory shows a survey grid cluster in the southeastern corner of the region that had been ceded by the Sioux and Yankton Indian Tribes. Just west of the surveyed land there is a military reserve and two small Indian reservations. The balance of the chart is largely blank with only detail of the rivers and some topography and the locations of a few forts and Indian villages along the Missouri River. The surveys were completed under the direction of Surveyor General G.D. Hill.

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Condition: B+

Folding as issued with faint fold toning. The binding trim at left is at the neatline and there is a tiny binding tear barely entering the map.