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River
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County
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Reach
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Length (miles)
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Year Listed/ Updated
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ORVs
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Description
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Belle Fourche River
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Meade, Butte
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Cheyenne River to Vale, SD
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121
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1982
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F
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Large stream in wide floodplain
with good flow; high-priority fishery resource (FWS).
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Big Sioux River
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Minnehaha
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I-90 Bridge north of Sioux Falls
to upper confluence of Dells of the Sioux River
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23
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1982
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S, R, G, C
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Meandering stream with unique geologic
processes visible in area of the Dells of the Sioux River.
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Cheyenne River
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Ziebach, Haakon, Meade, Fall River,
Pennington, Custer, Shannon
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Lake Oahe to Slate Springs Draw
(Sec. 1, T8S, R6E)
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206
|
1982
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S, F, W, H, C
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Wide, shallow, meandering stream
bed in broad flood plain with massive, steep bluffs; outstanding
wildlife diversity; high-proirity fishery resource (FWS);
travel route for Cheyenne, some tipi rings; high potential
for National Register quality cultural resources.
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French Creek
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Custer
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East boundary Custer State Park
to Stockade Reservoir
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22
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1982
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S, R, C
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Scenic mountain stream, steep canyons;
rapids; important petroglyph site.
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James River
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Spink, Brown
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US Highway 212 to Columbia Road
Dam
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154
|
1982
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S, R, G, F, W, H, C
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Slow-moving, meandering prairie
stream; mixed hardwood timber interspersed with thickly
vegetated marshes and brushy fields; varied and abundant
wildlife community in midst of surrounding prairie environment;
important fish production area; historic trading post site.
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Little Minnesota River
|
Roberts
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Mouth to Highway 25 north of Claire
City
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42
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1982
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S, R, G, F, W, H, C
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Cool-water stream supporting trout
fishery; area rich in Indianheritage and legend.
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Little Spearfish Creek
|
Lawrence
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Spearfish Creek to Source
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15
|
1982
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S, R, F
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Exceptionally scenic mountain stream
in very deep, narrow canyon; highest-value fishery resource
(FWS).
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Whetstone River, North Fork
|
Grant, Roberts
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Mouth to Interstate 29
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40
|
1982
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S, F, W
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Densely wooded areas; riffles and
pools; northern pike population.
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White River
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Lyman, Melette, Jones, Tripp, Jackson,
Shannon, Washabaugh, Pennington
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Fort Randall Reservoir to Rocky
Ford highway crossing
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327
|
1982
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S, G, C
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Large river in wide floodplain;
traverses outstanding badland geologic process; high-priority
fishery resource (FWS); known Paleo sites and mammoth kill
site.
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Yellow Bank River, South Fork
|
Grant
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MN/SD line to Grant/Deuel county
line
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21
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1982
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S, R, G, F, W, H, C
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Cool water stream with pools and
riffles; sustains introduced brook trout populations.
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