Interstate 29 in South Dakota
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Interstate 29 Main route of the Interstate Highway System |
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Maintained by South Dakota Department of Transportation | |||||||||
Length: | 252.50 mi[1] (406.36 km) | ||||||||
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West end: | I-29 at Iowa state line | ||||||||
Major junctions: |
I-229 in Sioux Falls I-90 near Sioux Falls |
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East end: | I-29 at North Dakota state line | ||||||||
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In the U.S. state of South Dakota, Interstate 29 traverses on the eastern side of the state, bypassing through Sioux Falls, the state's largest city.
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[edit] Route description
Interstate 29 crosses over the Iowa state line at the Big Sioux River and enters in Union County. Its first city, North Sioux City can be accessed from exit 2. The route then runs northwest until its interchange at exit 26, South Dakota Highway 50, where the interchange serves the cities of Vermillion and Yankton. It turns north after this exit and heads for Sioux Falls. Before entering the state's largest city, Sioux Falls, it makes a junction with Interstate 229 at exit 75, just right before leaving Lincoln County and entering Minnehaha County. The auxiliary route, I-229, serves the eastern side of the city and is an alternate junction to Interstate 90. In Sioux Falls, I-29 serves the western side of the city.[2]
After leaving the Sioux Falls city limits, I-29 makes its interchange at exit 84, Interstate 90. Afterwards, it continues north past Brookings, the county seat of Brookings County. At the intersection with South Dakota Highway 28, I-29 turns northwest upon entering Deuel County. After leaving Watertown, the route continues northwest and chips in the northeastern corner of Hamlin County. The route then north after entering Codington County and serves Watertown at exit 177, U.S. Route 212. At exit 180, I-29 makes a junction with U.S. Route 81 and its alignment is cosigned with I-29 from exit 212 all the way to Grand Forks, North Dakota. In Grant and Roberts counties, it traverses through the eastern side of the Sisseton and Wahpeton Indian Reservation. Then the route finally enters the state of North Dakota in Richland County.[2]
[edit] Consolidated law
The South Dakota section of Interstate 29 is defined in South Dakota Consolidated Laws § 31-4-152.[3]
[edit] Exit list
County | Location | Mile[4] | # | Destinations | Notes |
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Union | 0.98 | 1 | Dakota Dunes | ||
North Sioux City | 2.48 | 2 | North Sioux City | ||
4.35 | 4 | North Sioux City, McCook Lake | Serves Adams Homestead and Nature Preserve | ||
9.50 | 9 | SD 105 south – Jefferson | |||
Elk Point | 15.78 | 15 | I-29 Bus. north – Elk Point | ||
18.30 | 18 | I-29 Bus. south – Burbank | |||
26.70 | 26 | SD 50 – Vermillion, Yankton | |||
31.27 | 31 | SD 48 – Spink, Akron | |||
38.32 | 38 | Volin | Serves Union Grove State Park | ||
42.31 | 42 | Alcester, Wakonda | |||
Beresford | 47.30 | 47 | SD 46 – Beresford, Irene | Serves Fort Randall Dam | |
Lincoln | |||||
50.31 | 50 | Centerville, Hudson | |||
53.32 | 53 | Viborg | |||
56.33 | 56 | Fairview | |||
59.33 | 59 | US 18 west – Davis, Hurley | South end of US 18 overlap | ||
62.35 | 62 | US 18 east – Canton | North end of US 18 overlap | ||
64.33 | 64 | SD 44 – Worthing | |||
68.35 | 68 | Lennox, Parker | |||
71.36 | 71 | Harrisburg | |||
73.38 | 73 | Tea | |||
Sioux Falls | 75.19 | 75 | I-229 north | ||
Minnehaha | 77.26 | 77 | 41st Street | Serves Augustana College and University of Sioux Falls | |
78.12 | 78 | 26th Street | Serves National American University | ||
79.26 | 79 | SD 42 (12th Street/Downtown) | |||
80.29 | 80 | Madison Street, Ellis | Serves W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds | ||
81.32 | 81 | Russell Street, Maple Street – Arena and Convention Center | |||
82.41 | 82 | Benson Road | |||
83.38 83.70 |
83 | SD 38 west (60th Street north) – Sioux Falls Regional Airport | |||
84.15 | 84 | I-90 east – Albert Lea | Signed as exits 84A (east) and 84B (west) | ||
86.40 | 86 | Renner, Crooks | |||
94.49 94.71 |
94 | Baltic, United States Geological Survey, EROS Data Center, Lyons | |||
98.47 | 98 | SD 115 south – Dell Rapids, Colton | |||
Moody | 104.81 | 104 | Trent, Chester | ||
109.83 | 109 | SD 34 – Madison, Colman, Egan | |||
114.82 | 114 | SD 32 – Flandreau | |||
121.83 | 121 | Nunda, Ward, Rest Area | |||
Brookings | 127.80 | 127 | Image:SD 324.svg SD 324 – Elkton, Sinai, Medary | ||
Brookings | 132.79 | 132 | I-29 Bus. / US 14 – Brookings, Huron, Aurora, Bushnell | ||
133.78 | 133 | US 14 Bus. – Volga, Arlington | |||
140.77 | 140 | Image:SD 140.svg SD 140 – White, Bruce | |||
Deuel | 150.87 | 150 | SD 28 – Toronto, Estelline | ||
157.63 | 157 | Brandt | |||
Deuel, Hamlin | 164.53 | 164 | SD 22 – Castlewood, Clear Lake | ||
Codington | Watertown | 177.93 | 177 | US 212 – Watertown, Kranzburg | |
180.94 | 180 | US 81 south – Watertown | South end of US 81 overlap | ||
185.95 186.23 |
185 | Waverly | |||
193.02 | 193 | SD 20 – South Shore, Stockholm | |||
Grant | 201.05 | 201 | Twin Brooks | ||
Roberts | 207.29 | 207 | US 12 – Aberdeen, Milbank | ||
213.87 | 213 | SD 15 – Wilmot | |||
224.02 | 224 | Peever | |||
232.07 | 232 | SD 10 - Sisseton, Browns Valley | |||
242.02 | 242 | (no name) | |||
246.42 | 246 | SD 127 – New Effington, Rosholt |
[edit] References
- ^ Route Log- Main Routes of the Eisenhower National System of Interstate and Defense Highways - Table 1
- ^ a b Google Maps street maps and USGS topographic maps, accessed December 2007 via ACME Mapper
- ^ South Dakota Codified Laws
- ^ South Dakota Department of Transportation, Transportation Inventory Management, accessed December 2007
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