Meade County, County in South Dakota
Meade County features the city of Sturgis, famous for its annual motorcycle rally.
Created in 1889, Meade County is named after Fort Meade, established in 1878.
The county includes Bear Butte, a sacred site to many indigenous tribes.
Visitors can explore national parks, historic towns, and outdoor activities.
Home to the largest total area of any county in South Dakota.
Location: South Dakota
Inception: 1889
Capital city: Sturgis
Population: 29852
Website: meadecounty.org
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Meade County features the city of Sturgis, famous for its annual motorcycle rally.
Bear Butte is a geological laccolith feature located near Sturgis, South Dakota, United States.
The Black Hills National Cemetery is a serene final resting place for military personnel.
Fort Meade National Cemetery is a serene final resting place for American military veterans.
The South Dakota Air and Space Museum showcases aircraft and missiles and emphasizes the region's aviation history.
The Journey Museum and Learning Center offers a unique blend of history, science, and art under one roof.
