Belle Fourche River

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The Belle Fourche River is a tributary of the Cheyenne River in the northern Great Plains of the United States, flowing through Wyoming and South Dakota.

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Belle Fourche River canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry United States
country United States
crosses Black Hills region
linked to: Black Hills
drainageBasin Cheyenne River basin
flowsGenerally eastward
southeastward
flowsNear Belle Fourche, South Dakota
flowsThrough South Dakota
Wyoming
hasActivity boating
fishing
wildlife viewing
hasDam Belle Fourche Dam
hasEcosystem riparian habitat
hasNearbyCity Rapid City, South Dakota
Spearfish, South Dakota
linked to: Spearfish

Sturgis, South Dakota
hasReservoir Belle Fourche Reservoir
linked to: Belle Fourche Dam
hydrologicalSystem Cheyenne River system
linked to: Cheyenne River
locatedIn Northern Great Plains
linked to: Great Plains
mouthLocation Cheyenne River
namedAfter Belle Fourche, South Dakota
nameLanguage French
nameMeaning beautiful fork
partOf Great Plains river system
Mississippi River basin
Missouri River watershed
passesThrough Butte County, South Dakota
Campbell County, Wyoming
Crook County, Wyoming
Meade County, South Dakota
Pennington County, South Dakota
region Western South Dakota
Wyoming High Plains
sourceLocation Northeastern Wyoming
tributary Cabin Creek
Hay Creek
Redwater River
tributaryOf Cheyenne River
usedFor agricultural water supply
irrigation
recreation
watercourseType perennial river

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Wyoming lowestPoint Belle Fourche River
Devils Tower National Monument contains Belle Fourche River
Hulett, Wyoming locatedOnRiver Belle Fourche River