Southeast South Dakota Voyage Tips and guide

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Map of Southeast South Dakota

• 44.007778-97.1147221 Madison
• 43.713889-98.0263892 Mitchell
• 43.546056-96.7313893 Sioux Falls - largest city in South Dakota
• 42.535007-96.4996744 North Sioux City - the Siouxland metropolitan area also extends into Iowa and Nebraska
• 42.784588-96.9625625 Vermillion - home to the University of South Dakota
• 42.871306-97.3966946 Yankton

• 43.352222-97.4341671 Freeman
• 43.253056-98.6980562 Geddes
• 43.429444-96.6961113 Harrisburg (South Dakota)
• 43.394167-97.9872224 Parkston
• 42.947778-97.6580565 Tabor

Most of the major attractions are located in Sioux Falls or the Yankton-Bon Homne area. Sioux Falls being South Dakota's largest city has many attractions. Falls Park in downtown Sioux Falls is a major attraction for both locals and tourists. In the southern part of the region near the Missouri River you will find a lot of recreational fun. Just west of Yankton is Lewis and Clark Lake and a camp ground. If you are someone who likes to explore the country this is paradise for you. Scattered west of Yankton are several small farming villages such as Avon, Tyndall, Lesterville, Scotland, and Tabor. The highlight of this area is Czech Days located in Tabor. This celebration of Czech Catholic heritage takes place every June. East of Yankton are the villages of Gayville and Volin; these towns offer little more than a glance at small town America but might still be worth passing by if you have the time. Continuing East you will come to Vermillion, a bustling college town home to the Dakota Dome.