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Harney Peak (Black Elk Peak), South Dakota lapel pin
$11.95
SKU: GSU_PN_HARNEY
Harney Peak (Black Elk Peak), South Dakota lapel pin Geo-Situ

Harney Peak (Black Elk Peak), South Dakota lapel pin

$11.95
SKU: GSU_PN_HARNEY
1 inch diameter Cast in fine pewter Military clutch back Mounted on story card PLACE NAME: Harney Peak ELEVATION: 7,244 ft. COORDINATES: N43 51' 58'' W103 31' 52'' LOCATION: Black Hills National Forest, South Dakota, USA MARKERSLEUTH PHOTO CONTRIBUTOR: Doug Johnson and his son Kendall, 1998 The ancient and majestic peaks of the Black Hills were once more than 14,000 feet high. The natural forces of time have reduced them to half that leaving huge stone outcroppings everywhere to the delight of rock climbers, scramblers and hikers. The massive 50 foot stone fire lookout tower, constructed by the C.C.C. in 1938, is itself a survey monument. The location of the spire was used in the calculations of positions and elevations of points in the surrounding area. Harney Peak was named after William Selby Harney in 1855.

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1 inch diameter Cast in fine pewter Military clutch back Mounted on story card PLACE NAME: Harney Peak ELEVATION: 7,244 ft. COORDINATES: N43 51' 58'' W103 31' 52'' LOCATION: Black Hills National Forest, South Dakota, USA MARKERSLEUTH PHOTO CONTRIBUTOR: Doug Johnson and his son Kendall, 1998 The ancient and majestic peaks of the Black Hills were once more than 14,000 feet high. The natural forces of time have reduced them to half that leaving huge stone outcroppings everywhere to the delight of rock climbers, scramblers and hikers. The massive 50 foot stone fire lookout tower, constructed by the C.C.C. in 1938, is itself a survey monument. The location of the spire was used in the calculations of positions and elevations of points in the surrounding area. Harney Peak was named after William Selby Harney in 1855.
Geography South Dakota
Geography United States
Publisher Geo-Situ