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This wacipi circle is below Oahe Dam on the Stanley County side near Campground No. 3.

This is a great picture of Mni Sose Wakpa Wacipi held at Fort Pierre, SD.
There is an event scheduled there on July 12-14 in Fort Pierre, SD.

Turn off Hwy. 14-34 west in Ft. Pierre and head north on 1806. In about a long mile the wacipi circle will be on your right side.

Yes, Darrell, Gail and John have it correctly identified and located. When it was originally created/constructed it was named the Lewis and Clark Oahe Area Powwow Ground / Wacipi. It is located very near the Oahe Area Downstream's Campground #3 on the west side / Fort Pierre side of the Missiouri River ... which is a short walking distance in the path shown in the airial photo to the campground. As local chapter President of the Encounters On The Prairie - Central South Dakota Chapter of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation, we believe this site to be within 100 yards from the possible historic site of the "Lewis & Clark Expedition's Keel Boat lost anchor site" from Sepgtember 1804! Bill Stevens

It is the wacipi circle just south of the Oahe Dam on Highway 1806.

The Wacipi Ground near Oahe Campground #3. Most that travel on 1806 from Ft Pierre to the Oahe Dam may drive by without noticing it. It is tucked away in the trees and the red roof stands out to those looking.

This Wacipi Circle is just off Highway 1806 near Ft. Pierre on the way to the Oahe Dam. A few years ago, we took all of our grandkids to the Buffalo Interpretive Center, Wakpa Sica, the Pow Wow grounds, and Cultural Heritage Center as part of the Native American theme for our annual Cousins' Camp, an event we host for a week each summer. All of these sites are in the Pierre/Ft. Pierre area.

It is just below the Dam at Ft. Pierre.

Located north of Fort Pierre on the west side of the river. It can be seen from space on Google Earth

Outside of Fort Pierre below the Oahe dam

Today I received SD Magazine and Dakota Energy Cooperative Communications. I always read the calendar of events on the back page of DE and wish I could attend them all. I recognized the wacipi from thje picture in DE as the Mni Sose Wakpa Wacipi site in Ft. Pierre. We often attend the powwows at Haskell Indian Nations University here in Lawrence, KS where we live now. They have bowers at Haskell similar to the one in Ft. Pierre.

This is located at Oahe Downsteam near campground 3.

Mini-Sose Wakpa Wacipi in Fort Pierre is located near the downstream # 3 Campground of 1806 north of Ft. Pierre

The Powwow grounds at Oahe Downstream Campground #3.

Definitely near Oahe Campground #3, just off Highway 1806 and north of Ft. Pierre. I bike there all the time.

This wacipi circle is located at Fort Randell

Located south of campground #3 below Oahe Dam

This wacipi circle is near Campground #3 at Oahe Downstream. I just took pictures of it while we were camped there. Amazing!

Near campground 3 just south of the Oahe Dam 7 miles north of Fort Pierre

The wacipi circle is near Campground #3 below Oahe Dam north of Fort Pierre.