South Dakota § 41-23-8 List of nonmeandered lakes open for recreational use.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 41-23-8 — List of nonmeandered lakes open for recreational use.

South Dakota § 41-23-8

Title 41GAME, FISH, PARKS AND FORESTRY

Ch. 41-23RECREATIONAL USE OF NONMEANDERED WATERS

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S.D. Codified Laws § 41-23-8 (2026).

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The waters of the following nonmeandered lakes are declared open for recreational use pursuant to § 41-23-7 :

(1)Casey's Slough, Cottonwood GPA, Dry #1, Dry #2, Round, and Swan in Clark County;

(2)Deep and Goose in Codington County;

(3)East Krause, Lynn, and Middle Lynn, in Day County;

(4)North Scatterwood in Edmunds County;

(5)Three Buck in Hamlin County;

(6)Bullhead, Cattail-Kettle, and Opitz in Marshall County;

(7)Island South in McCook County;

(8)Keisz in McPherson County;

(9)Grass, Loss, Scott, and Twin in Minnehaha County;

(10)Twin in Sanborn County;

(11)Cottonwood and Mud in Spink County;

(12)Cottonwood in Sully County; and (13) Dog Ear in Tripp County, South Dakota.

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The waters of the following nonmeandered lakes are declared open for recreational use pursuant to § 41-23-7 : (1) Casey's Slough, Cottonwood GPA, Dry #1, Dry #2, Round, and Swan in Clark County; (2) Deep and Goose in Codington County; (3) East Krause, Lynn, and Middle Lynn, in Day County; (4) North Scatterwood in Edmunds County; (5) Three Buck in Hamlin County; (6) Bullhead, Cattail-Kettle, and Opitz in Marshall County; (7) Island South in McCook County; (8) Keisz in McPherson County; (9) Grass, Loss, Scott, and Twin in Minnehaha County; (10) Twin in Sanborn County; (11) Cottonwood and Mud in Spink County; (12) Cottonwood in Sully County; and (13) Dog Ear in Tripp County, South Dakota.