Black Elk Wilderness pin

Black Elk Wilderness pin. The Black Elk Wilderness covers 13,426 acres in the granite core of the Black Hills. Established by Congress in 1980, it was named for Lakota holy man Black Elk. The peak elevation is 7,242 feet. Collector’s Edition pin by L.W. Bristol Classics.

Weight 1 oz

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