Route Description
I-229 begins at a trumpet interchange with I-29 just south of Globe University. I-229 travels to the northeast, passing north of the Avera Heart Hospital of South Dakota before going through several parks. A few miles to the northeast, just after the Cliff Avenue exit I-229 turns north and passes through metropolitan Sioux Falls. I-229 terminates at a partial cloverleaf interchange with I-90. Construction crews are currently improving this interchange, causing much congestion on the northern end of I-229 and on I-90 near the I-229 exit.
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