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1755:Crazy Horse
1690:Three Forks
1685:Silver City
1680:Rockerville
1604:Buffalo Gap
1553:Hot Springs
1426:Sylvan Lake
1279:Attractions
1264:Black Hills
780:Netherlands
757:string grid
712:matriarchal
565:Pleistocene
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521:Black Hills
398:Buffalo Gap
378:Black Hills
306:Black Hills
254:Crazy Horse
174: /
162:103°28′59″W
149:Coordinates
138:Hot Springs
2147:Categories
2048:Historian
2020:Sculptors
1975:Tigerville
1970:Terraville
1935:Myers City
1885:Addie Camp
1852:Historian
1705:and people
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1440:bison herd
1286:Bear Butte
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873:References
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718:Chronology
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392:Wilderness
372:State Park
347:Jewel Cave
311:Bear Butte
236:Sculptures
187:Designated
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1910:Carbonate
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1765:Red Cloud
1760:Lone Horn
1745:Black Elk
1650:Four Mile
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298:Mountains
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270:Badlands
134:Location
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1955:Pactola
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1900:Burdock
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1703:History
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1614:Hermosa
1583:Sturgis
1391:Needles
1272:Wyoming
792:Germany
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285:Needles
195:Website
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666:voles
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