*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Whitewood ***
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Whitewood, South Dakota in Lawrence County


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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Whitewood.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Lawrence county include:

Benchmark,   Blacktail,   Central City,   Cheyenne Crossing,   Crook City,   Deadwood,   Dumont,   Elmore,   Englewood,   Galena,   Greenwood,   Hanna,   Kirk,   Lead,   Maitland,   Maurice,   Nahant,   Nemo,   North Spearfish,   Novak,   Pluma,   Preston,   Roubaix,   Saint Onge,   Savoy,   Spearfish,   Terraville,   Terry,   Tinton,   Tomahawk,   Trojan,   Victoria,   Woodville,  

 

Or have a look at other South Dakota counties including:

Aurora,   Beadle,   Bennett,   Bon Homme,   Brookings,   Brown,   Brule,   Buffalo,   Butte,   Campbell,   Charles Mix,   Clark,   Clay,   Codington,   Corson,   Custer,   Davison,   Day,   Deuel,   Dewey,   Douglas,   Edmunds,   Fall River,   Faulk,   Grant,   Gregory,   Haakon,   Hamlin,   Hand,   Hanson,   Harding,   Hughes,   Hutchinson,   Hyde,   Jackson,   Jerauld,   Jones,   Kingsbury,   Lake,   Lincoln,   Lyman,   Marshall,   McCook,   McPherson,   Meade,   Mellette,   Miner,   Minnehaha,   Moody,   Oglala Lakota,   Pennington,   Perkins,   Potter,   Roberts,   Sanborn,   Spink,   Stanley,   Sully,   Todd,   Tripp,   Turner,   Union,   Walworth,   Yankton,   Ziebach,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Whitewood, SD?
Then read on!

Here are a couple of true facts about Whitewood, South Dakota:

- Whitewood was founded in 1876 during the Black Hills Gold Rush and was incorporated as a village in 1888. Its name is said to come from the color of the local clay soil.
- Whitewood is home to two places listed on the National Register of Historic Places: the Black Hills Fish Hatchery and the Whitewood Creek Archeological District. The Fish Hatchery, established in 1896, is the oldest operating federal fish hatchery in the country. The archeological district contains Native American artifacts dating back over 8,000 years.