Chamberlain

Chamberlain is a city in South Dakota, United States. It is situated on the Eastern bank of the Lake Francis Case dammed area of the Missouri waterway, near where it is crossed by Interstate 90 highway. Chamberlain, South Dakota, named for a Milwaukee Railroad official, Selah Chamberlain, was joined as a city in 1882. Chamberlain is situated at the junction of Interstate 90 and the grand Missouri River in south focal South Dakota. In light of area, it is regularly thought about the Gateway to the Old West.

Presently with a populace of 2,387, Chamberlain uses a Commission type of government with a leader and four city chiefs. Chamberlain has an energetic business locale, extraordinary open doors for sailing, chasing and angling lovers, an amazing instructive framework, a top notch medicinal office, recreational offices for all ages and is encompassed by rich Native American Culture.