Sioux City at the Crossroads of Three States
Sioux City occupies the western edge of Iowa where the Big Sioux and Floyd rivers meet the Missouri. The city borders both Nebraska and South Dakota, creating a tri-state metropolitan area. Population is about 82,800. The Lewis and Clark expedition passed through in 1804, and Sergeant Charles Floyd, the only member to die during the expedition, is buried under a monument on a bluff above the river.
Meatpacking defined the city for much of the 20th century. The Sioux City Stockyards were among the largest in the nation. That industry has declined, though Tyson Foods and other processors still operate in the area. The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, built on the riverfront, is a major entertainment draw.
The Sioux City Art Center and the Sergeant Floyd River Museum and Welcome Center preserve local history and culture. The Orpheum Theatre, a restored 1927 vaudeville house, hosts concerts and performances. Morningside University and Briar Cliff University serve the educational needs of the region.
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Sioux City occupies the western edge of Iowa where the Big Sioux and Floyd rivers meet the Missouri. The city borders both Nebraska and South Dakota, creating a tri-state metropolitan area. Population is about 82,800. The Lewis and Clark expedition passed through in 1804, and Sergeant Charles Floyd, the only member to die during the expedition, is buried under a monument on a bluff above the river.
Meatpacking defined the city for much of the 20th century. The Sioux City Stockyards were among the largest in the nation. That industry has declined, though Tyson Foods and other processors still operate in the area. The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, built on the riverfront, is a major entertainment draw.
The Sioux City Art Center and the Sergeant Floyd River Museum and Welcome Center preserve local history and culture. The Orpheum Theatre, a restored 1927 vaudeville house, hosts concerts and performances. Morningside University and Briar Cliff University serve the educational needs of the region.
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