River and Creek Segments Requiring Gates in Fences
1) |
Big Sioux River from the Grant-Codington County boundary to a point five miles north of the Missouri River in Union County; |
2) |
Turtle Creek, from Highway 26 to the James River, located in Spink County; |
3) |
Elm River, from Elm Lake to the James River, located in Brown County; |
4) |
Moccasin Creek, from 18th Avenue southwest to 8th Avenue northwest in the City of Aberdeen, located in Brown County; |
5) |
Flandreau Creek, from the Minnesota state boundary to the Big Sioux River, located in Moody County; |
6) |
Vermillion River, from Lake Vermillion to the Missouri River; |
7) |
East fork of the Vermillion River, from Interstate 90 to Lake Vermillion, located in McCook County; |
8) |
Splitrock Creek, from the Minnesota state boundary to the Big Sioux River, located in Minnehaha County; |
9) |
Firesteel Creek, that portion located in Davison County; |
10) |
Little White River, from the Bennett-Todd County boundary to the White River, located in Todd and Mellette Counties; |
11) |
White River, from the Nebraska state boundary to the Missouri River; |
12) |
Bad River, from the Stanley-Jones County boundary to the Missouri River, located in Stanley County; |
13) |
Cheyenne River, from Hat Creek confluence to Angostura Dam; from the Fall River-Custer county line to SD Hwy 44; from confluence with Belle Fourche River to the Missouri River; |
14) |
Moreau River, from Highway 63 to the Missouri River; |
15) |
Grand River, from Shadehill Reservoir to the Missouri River; |
16) |
Redwater River, from Highway 85 to the Belle Fourche River, located in Butte County. |
| Since the Missouri river, James river, Boise des Sioux river and the lower five miles of the Big Sioux river have been designated as navigable pursuant to federal law, fencing with or without gates is not permissible across these federally-navigable rivers. | |
