Native American National & State Scenic Byway West Whitlock Recreation Area In October of 1804, Lewis and Clark spent several days with the Arikara, a farming people who lived in earth-lodge dwellings along the upper Missouri River. Pollock 1804 NORTH DAKOTA SOUTH DAKOTA AREA OF DETAIL Cheyenne River Cultural Center Shop Native arts and crafts and learn about the Cheyenne River Sioux tribe at this unique stop. Here and throughout the town of Eagle Butte, you’ll see eye-popping murals that are results of the annual Red Can Graffiti Jam , which gives young Indigenous voices a canvas for expression. Mobridge Standing Rock 63 RESERVATION Klein Museum 12 281 Sitting Bull & Sakakawea Monuments Eagle Butte Cheyenne River RESERVATION 83 West Whitlock Recreation Area Gettysburg 29 Monuments to Sitting Bull and Sakakawea On a bluff overlooking the Missouri River, a monument marks the spot believed to be the final resting place of the great Lakota leader Sitting Bull. Steps away is an obelisk honoring Sakakawea (Sacagawea), a Shoshone woman who was a pivotal member of Lewis and Clark’s Corps of Discovery. Many historians believe Sakakawea died at Fort Manuel, which stood about 30 miles to the north. 14 Cheyenne River Cultural Center Pierre Fort Pierre LaFramboise Island Recreation Area Mo nu m en t S aka k a we a Narrows Historical Interpretive Area Crow Creek RESERVATION Lower Brule RESERVATION Farm Island Recreation Area 90 Fort Thompson Aktá Lakota Museum Chamberlain & Cultural Center 90 Klein Museum Cross the river on Highway 12 to visit this museum, home to a multitude of Indigenous artifacts and 10 murals by Dakota artist Oscar Howe. NEBRASKA Dignity: Of Earth & Sky Dign y: Of E a h & Sky Randall Creek Recreation Area M Pickstown Ri ri sou v Fort Randall Casino & Hotel Yankton RESERVATION Mead Museum Spirit Mound Yankton Vermillion Fort Randall Dam Lewis and Clark Recreation Area Lewis and Clark Recreation Area TravelSouthDakota.com // 13
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