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CENTER of the Nation Belle Fourche River Nestled on the northern rim of the Black Hills at a “beautiful fork” in the river that gave the town its name, Belle Fourche (pronounced bell-foosh) welcomes travelers with its Western hospitality. Stand at the Geographic Center of the Nation, marked by a 21-foot diameter compass rose monument made of South Dakota granite located at the Tri-State Museum & Visitor Center. THINGS TO DO Visit the Tri-State Museum & Visitor Center to explore the region’s intriguing history, including early settlements in the corners of South Dakota, Montana and Wyoming. Browse unique items in their gift shop and wander along the River Walk. Relax outside at Rocky Point Recreation Area, situated on the 8,000-acre Belle Fourche Reservoir. Here you can boat, camp, canoe, kayak, swim and fish. Special Events The town is home to one of the oldest continuously held outdoor rodeos in the U.S. — Black Hills Roundup. For five exciting days surrounding the Fourth of July weekend you can see wild rodeo action, watch stunning fireworks and enjoy the festivities. Attend Light Up the Night, held annually the day after Thanksgiving, for a parade, fireworks, shopping and more. Find Belle Fourche business listings on page 133.
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