In South Sioux City, Nebraska street numbers increase as you move south away from the river. In Sioux City street numbers increase as you move north away from the river. Lewis Blvd is the main thoroughfare that runs North and South on the East Side of town while Hamilton Boulevard is on the west side of town. In Sioux City, Gordon Drive divides Sioux City into North and South. I-29 is the major highway used to access Sioux city. Interstate 29 (I-29) runs along the Missouri River in Iowa until it enters South Dakota where it then follows the Big Sioux River. The Big Sioux River divides Iowa on the east side from South Dakota on the west side. The Missouri River divides Nebraska on the South side from Iowa and South Dakota on the North Side.
The state boundaries are marked by rivers.
Sioux City sits on a major bend in the Missouri River and this dominates its geography. The Sioux City metropolitan area (Siouxland) covers portions of three US states it is primarily in Iowa, but extends westward into South Dakota (North Sioux City) and Nebraska (South Sioux City). Sioux City is proud of its frontier history and you can find markings all over town dedicated to the western exploration done by Lewis and Clark. Most of the rest of the United States between it and Denver is dominated by wide expanse of sparsely populated prairie. Sioux City sits on the cusp of the westernmost reaches of the industrial Midwest.
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