South Dakota wood suppliers

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Hillside Timber

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Canistota, SD · Lumber Yard

26473 453rd Ave, Canistota, SD 57012

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Buying lumber in South Dakota

South Dakota's local timber production is concentrated in the Black Hills, while much of the state relies more heavily on lumberyards and regional distribution for building and specialty wood products.

The USDA Forest Service's 2024 inventory estimates nearly 2 million acres of forest land. Ponderosa pine dominates the Black Hills resource, while elm-ash-cottonwood and oak-hickory forests occur in smaller areas elsewhere.

Before you go

A Black Hills sawmill and a lumberyard elsewhere in the state may carry very different products. Check the business type before making the drive.
Ask about species, grade, dimensions, drying, treatment, surfacing, minimum quantities, and whether delivery is available to your area.

Regional context does not establish inventory at an individual supplier. Sources: South Dakota forestry inventory, USDA Forest Service South Dakota 2024 inventory.