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Black Hills of South Dakota and Northeastern Wyoming
Map
(Courtesy of Black
Hills Badlands & Lakes Association)
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The name "Black Hills" comes
from the Lakota words Paha Sapa, which
mean "hills that are black." Seen from a distance,
these pine-covered hills, rising several thousand feet
above the surrounding prairie, appear black. |
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Listen to ForestNet Audiocast Topic:
“Paha Sapa” – American Indian Use of the
Black Hills with Donovin Sprague, Director of Learning at
Crazy Horse Memorial and Executive Director of First Nations
Heritage Association. |
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The Forest Services proposes to designate which routes
(roads and trails) on federal lands administered by the
Forest Service within the Black Hills National are open
to motorized travel. In so doing, the agency will comply
with requirements of the Forest Service 2005 Travel Management
Rule. |
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Black
Hills National Forest Current Fire Information
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