List of towns in South Dakota

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List of towns in South Dakota
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The List of towns in South Dakota comprises all the incorporated towns in the state of South Dakota, United States. South Dakota is located in the Midwestern region of the United States and is known for its diverse geography, which includes the Black Hills, the Great Plains, and the Missouri River.

Overview[edit | edit source]

South Dakota is divided into 66 counties and has a total of 310 incorporated municipalities, which include cities and towns. The distinction between a city and a town in South Dakota is based on population size and the form of government. Towns in South Dakota are generally smaller than cities and have a simpler form of government.

List of Towns[edit | edit source]

Below is a list of some of the towns in South Dakota:

  • Alcester
  • Arlington
  • Avon
  • Baltic
  • Beresford
  • Bonesteel
  • Bridgewater
  • Britton
  • Canistota
  • Centerville
  • Chancellor
  • Clark
  • Clear Lake
  • Colman
  • Custer
  • De Smet
  • Dell Rapids
  • Elk Point
  • Estelline
  • Faulkton
  • Freeman
  • Garretson
  • Gregory
  • Groton
  • Hartford
  • Hot Springs
  • Howard
  • Ipswich
  • Kimball
  • Lake Preston
  • Lennox
  • Madison
  • Milbank
  • Miller
  • Montrose
  • North Sioux City
  • Parker
  • Philip
  • Platte
  • Redfield
  • Salem
  • Scotland
  • Sisseton
  • Tea
  • Tyndall
  • Vermillion
  • Volga
  • Wagner
  • Webster
  • White
  • Winner
  • Woonsocket

Geographical Distribution[edit | edit source]

The towns in South Dakota are spread across the state, with some located in the eastern part near the Minnesota border, and others in the western part near the Wyoming border. The Black Hills region in the west is home to several towns that are popular tourist destinations due to their proximity to attractions such as Mount Rushmore and Custer State Park.

Economy and Demographics[edit | edit source]

The economy of South Dakota towns is diverse, with agriculture, tourism, and manufacturing being significant contributors. Many towns serve as local hubs for surrounding rural areas, providing essential services and amenities. The demographics of these towns vary, with some experiencing growth due to economic opportunities, while others face challenges such as population decline.

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