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The Grand River winds across the northern Great Plains of South Dakota, carrying water from rolling prairies and badlands toward the Missouri River. Unlike mountain-fed rivers with steep gradients, the Grand River flows through gently sloping terrain where climate and soil play a larger role than elevation. Seasonal snowmelt and summer storms drive its flow, causing wide fluctuations between dry periods and sudden flooding. Geography defines the river’s character. Sparse tree cover, fine soils,