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| − | [[File:Golden-Gate-City-South-Dakota-1877.jpg|thumb|right|200px|1877 Map showing townsite]][[Golden Gate City, South Dakota]] was a small mining town west of the Deadwood area, in the Black Hills of South Dakota. | + | [[File:Golden-Gate-City-South-Dakota-1877.jpg|thumb|right|200px|1877 Map showing townsite]][[Golden Gate City, South Dakota]] was a small mining town west of the Deadwood area, in the Black Hills of South Dakota.<ref>[http://www.sdgs.usd.edu/pubs/PAPERS_PUBLICATIONS/Dakota%20Place%20Names.pdf Dakota Place Names], John A Van Balen.</ref> It appears on maps from the 1870s-1880s, but no longer appears on later maps. |
Based on the 1877 Rand McNally map of the Black Hills, Golden Gate was located just west of Gayville (now Central City), about a mile and a half along Deadwood Creek Road. | Based on the 1877 Rand McNally map of the Black Hills, Golden Gate was located just west of Gayville (now Central City), about a mile and a half along Deadwood Creek Road. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:15, 29 January 2012
Golden Gate City, South Dakota was a small mining town west of the Deadwood area, in the Black Hills of South Dakota.[1] It appears on maps from the 1870s-1880s, but no longer appears on later maps.
Based on the 1877 Rand McNally map of the Black Hills, Golden Gate was located just west of Gayville (now Central City), about a mile and a half along Deadwood Creek Road.
References
- ↑ Dakota Place Names, John A Van Balen.
