Information about the rivers of South Dakota.
River National Parks in South Dakota
Missouri National Recreational River
Includes a 100 mile segment of the longest river in North America.
Located in both South Dakota and Nebraska.
River State Parks in South Dakota
Big Sioux Recreation Area (Brandon)
River City Parks in South Dakota
Falls Park (Sioux Falls)
South Dakota Rivers by Name
Belle Fourche River
290 miles river in South Dakota and Wyomng
- Flows past Belle Fourche and orth side of Black Hills
- Flows past Devil's Tower in Wyoming
- Tributary of the Cheyenne River
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Wikipedia "Belle Fourche River" Article
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Belle Fourche River Watershed Partnership
Big Sioux River
- 419 mile river in South Dakota and Iowa
- Defines part South Dakota's border with Iowa
- Counties: Grant, Codington, Hamlin, Brookings, Moody, and Minnehaha
- Cities: Watertown, Castlewood, Bruce, Flandreau, Egan, Trent,
Dell Rapids, Baltic, Sioux Falls, Brandon
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Wikipedia "Big Sioux River" Article
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Falls Park (Sioux Falls)
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Big Sioux Recreation Area (Brandon)
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Big Sioux River Canoe and Kayak Map (PDF)
Cheyenne River
- 295 mile river in South Dakota and Wyoming
- Passes through Thunder Basin National Grassland, Edgemont,
Angostura Reservoir, South Black Hills,
Oral, Buffalo Gap National Grassland, Pine ridge Indian
Reservation, Badlands National Creek
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Wikipedia "Cheyenne River" Article
Missouri River
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Wikipedia "Missouri River" Article
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Missouri National Recreational River
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Missouri River Canoe and Kayak Map (PDF)
White River
- 580 mile river in South Dakota and Nebraska
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Wikipedia "White River" Article
More About the Rivers of South Dakota
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Wikipedia "Rivers of South Dakota" List