S.D. Codified Laws § 7-1-19
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Day County boundaries
Official statutory text
Beginning at a point where the township line between townships one hundred nineteen and one hundred twenty north intersects the range line between ranges fifty - two and fifty - three west, according to the survey of the former Sisseton and Wahpeton Indian Reservation, thence north and along said range line to the northeast corner of township one hundred twenty - four north of range fifty - three west, according to said survey; thence west and northwesterly along the township line between townships one hundred twenty - four and one hundred twenty - five north, across said former reservation in the same course, to the northwest corner of township one hundred twenty - four north of range fifty - nine west of the fifth principal meridian; thence south and along the eighth guide meridian west to the southwest corner of township one hundred twenty north of range fifty - nine west; thence east and along the township line between townships one hundred nineteen and one hundred twenty north, to the place of beginning.
Source: SL 1879, ch 12; SL 1883, ch 30; SL 1885 (SS), ch 12, § 2; SL 1889, ch 55, § 2; SL 1891, ch 42; SDC 1939, § 12.0120.
Source: SL 1879, ch 12; SL 1883, ch 30; SL 1885 (SS), ch 12, § 2; SL 1889, ch 55, § 2; SL 1891, ch 42; SDC 1939, § 12.0120.
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