Continuing the "Domed Stadiums of the Upper Midwest" tour, it's the Fargodome, home of North Dakota State football.
Hey, it's the RedHawks!
One more quick jaunt into Minnesota for the North-South Continental Divide.
South Dakota State University, Brookings
The DakotaDome in Vermillion, only 20 miles from Westfield, hosted a bunch of playoff football games after the Halloween Ice Storm of 1991. This quick stop at the University of South Dakota concluded the domed-stadium tour and also the four universities of the two Dakotas.
View of the Missouri River from Nebraska, south of Vermillion
Back into Iowa, but only temporarily; I-29 now clinched in SD
This sign changed since 2005. I reclinched I-129 and David added a second Nebraska county for the trip here.
Re-entering Iowa, again
The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center in Sioux City
East split with I-80; we followed I-29 through Iowa
We started the day in northern South Dakota and ended it in St. Joseph.
I-29 officially clinched, end to end!
Why go to Kansas? Why not? It's State No. 6 on the trip.
We also clinched I-635 on this trip, looping back north and coming back down I-29 to downtown.
Downtown Kansas City
With the trip's southernmost point on I-70 near Boonville, we would traverse 11 degrees, four minutes, and 18 seconds of latitude on this vacation.
Just two days ago we were on US 2, and now it's down to 40 across Missouri.
Is there something else coming to this sign, or did MoDOT just order it too big?
Back into Iowa, for good this time.
Following in the footsteps of great explorers