Chamberlain, South Dakota: Dignity, Native American Giantess

Made of steel, "Dignity" is 50-ft. tall and cost $1 million to build. Erected on Sep. 17, 2016. Faces east, along the Missouri River.

Address:: I-90, Chamberlain, SD
Directions:: At the I-90 Chamberlain Rest Area, which is between I-90 exits 263 and 265.
Hours:: Lit at night. Local health policies may affect hours and access.
Admission:: Free
RA Rates:: Worth a Detour

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Dignity, Native American Giantess

Love the history in the rest area, and the statue is beautiful. If you need a pit stop along your route, this is a great opportunity.

[Kimberly, 08/07/2022]

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Dignity, Native American Giantess

Pack a lunch and enjoy it on the hill overlooking the stunning views of the Missouri River at the feet of this majestic statue.

[Ashley, 08/06/2021]

Dignity: Native American Statue

Breathtaking. Makes one realize just how small we are compared to the sky/universe. Overlooks the Missouri River. Lovely rest area with info about Lewis and Clark and a replica of their expedition boat.

[Lea Joy, 02/19/2018]

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50-Foot-Tall Indian Woman

Dignity stands on the hill facing east, with her back to the Missouri River, holding her star quilt high. She is so beautiful -- well worth the stop night or day!

[Sam Lopez, 02/08/2017]

Dignity.

50-Foot-Tall Indian Woman

She is absolutely beautiful. The Chamberlain rest area was already a worthy stop, with its giant teepee overlooking the Missouri River and the very nicely done Lewis and Clark display.

[Sheila, 09/29/2016]

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