Lawrence County, County in South Dakota
Lawrence County is known for its scenic beauty and rich mining history.
The county was created in 1875 and gained notoriety during the Black Hills Gold Rush.
Deadwood, located within Lawrence County, preserves Wild West culture.
Spearfish Canyon, a popular site for outdoor activities, lies in Lawrence County.
The Homestake Mine, once the largest and deepest gold mine, is a hallmark of the county.
Location: South Dakota
Inception: 1875
Capital city: Deadwood
Population: 25768
Website: lawrence.sd.us
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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Lawrence County is known for its scenic beauty and rich mining history.
Spearfish Canyon is a deep and narrow gorge located in Lawrence County, South Dakota.
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