Signs From South Dakota

Entering Crow Creek/Hunkpati Oyate Reservation on SD-34 north. The Crow Creek Reservation is home to the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe.

SD-34 East/US-83 Truck North/US-14 Truck East in Pierre. Turn left to continue on US-83 Truck North/US-14 Truck East. Continue straight for SD-34 east.

US-83 South/US-14 West (Pierre St.) at SD-34/US-14 Truck/US-83 Truck (Sioux Ave.). Turn right on Sioux Ave for US-83 South/US-14 West/SD-34 West. Turn left on Sioux Ave. for SD-34 East/US-14 Truck/US-83 Truck.

US-14/SD-34 East/US-83 North (Sioux Ave.) at US-14/US-83 Truck Route (Pierre St.). Turn left on Pierre St. for US-14 East/US-83 North. Continue east on Sioux St. for SD-34/US-14 Truck/US-83 Truck. The truck route bypasses a low railroad bridge just north of this intersection.

Entering Pierre on US-14/SD-34 East/US-83 North. Pierre is the capital of South Dakota and is the 9th largest city in the state. Pierre is pronounced PEER.

Entering Hughes County/Central Time Zone on US-14/SD-34 East/US-83 North. The county/time zone boundary is on the Missouri River bridge.

US-14/SD-34 East at US-83/SD-1806 in Fort Pierre. Turn right for US-83 South/SD-1806 South. Turn left for US-83 North/US-14 East/SD-34 East. US-83 joins US-14/SD-34 East across the river into Pierre.

US-14/SD-34 East approaching US-83 in Fort Pierre. Turn left to continue east on US-14/SD-34 and for US-83 north. US-83 joins US-14/SD-34 across the Missouri River into Pierre.

US-14/SD-34 East in Fort Pierre.

Entering Fort Pierre on US-14/SD-34 East. Fort Pierre is the county seat of Stanley County, and is directly across the Missouri River from Pierre. Fort Pierre is also in Mountain Time, while across the river the city of Pierre is in Central Time.