One Mile South Dakota / Montana border?
If you go to your atlas and look at the western snake of the state of South Dakota where it borders Montana, you will see a straight flash with a kink of almost one mile. Everywhere else the border is a straight line. The kink does not benefit any local landowner, and no other states are involved. Why is the kink here?
Can anyone help solve this? I'm truly stumped.
Answers:
The kink if truth be told exists at the meeting of South Dakota, Montana, and Wyoming. The Wyoming and North Dakota borders are around 1 mile different, meaning the western South Dakota border needed to be corrected by 1 mile. I'm not sure if be the result of a different parallel being used for respectively state or if there be a deeper meaning at the time South Dakota be created.
it could be a river or an old dried out hose down way
if the queue is blue it is a waterway
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