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South Dakota

This 77,117-sq-mi US state is comprised of three main regions – the central Great Plains, the Black Hills to the west and the eastern prairie. South Dakota’s largest city is Sioux Falls, while Pierre is its capital.

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How far is Sioux falls sd to bullhead city AZ?

About 3 days of driving.

At least, that's how long it takes me from Tucson, AZ to Rapid City, SD and Sioux Falls is about 2 hours away from Rapid City.

Why are the Dakota Sioux important?

Buffalo/Bison are a part of history and were important to the Plains Indians, so it is important to preserve the buffalo that are left.

In South Dakota, buffalo are a part of the tourist industry with people traveling to South Dakota to see buffalo or to hunt buffalo or to watch the annual round up in Custer State Park.

Buffalo/Bison are also important in South Dakota because buffalo meat is considered to be a lean meat and is sold in many restaurants.

Where is the Dunham Historical Society in Wessington Springs South Dakota located?

The address of the Dunham Historical Society is: Po Box 363, Wessington Springs, SD 57382

How old is Dakota?

The Dakota Territory was incorporated as a US territory on March 2, 1861. On November 2, 1889, the remains of the territory became the states of North Dakota and South Dakota.

So, as of August 1, 2011, "Dakota" would be 150 years old.

However, if you are talking about the land which makes up the area of the Dakotas, it is as old as the earth is.

Does South Dakota rank 17th in size among the US states?

Yes, South Dakota is the 17th largest state in the US in terms of area.

Which state was admitted to union first North Dakota or South Dakota?

History will never know. President Harrison signed the 1889 legislation "in the blind" so they would never know which was the first state admitted. North Dakota is state number 39 and South Dakota ranks as number 40 based on alphabetical order.

What were South Dakota's colonial days?

South Dakota did not have any 'colonial days' because South Dakota was not a colony. South Dakota was part of the Dakota Territory, so South Dakota had 'territorial days'.

What is a source of income in South Dakota?

There is a vast employment opportunity in South Dakota if, and only if you have the correct combination of education, prior experience and training, skill and other board qualifications essential for the task at hand. Because you did five years as a Resident in Neurosurgery at John Hopkins does not qualify you to be a plumber. A degree in Animal Husbandry before gaining a Harvard MBA does not make you an expert burger flipper.

South Dakota suffers from a drain of the best and the brightest who seek employment out of state. Inheriting the family farm is no longer the continuation of a family dynasty, it is often the start of a mental health problem.

Which state North Dakota or South Dakota has a higher population?

South Dakota is larger by 6,354 square miles.
South Dakota, both in population and area.

What are the two states closest to South Dakota?

There are 6 states touching South Dakota. None of them are closest. The states are:

North Dakota

Minnesota

Iowa

Nebraska

Wyoming

Montana

Where is the Casey Tibbs Foundation in Fort Pierre South Dakota located?

The address of the Casey Tibbs Foundation is: Po Box 911, Fort Pierre, SD 57532-0037

How tall are the black hills?

The highest point in the Black Hills is Harney Peak at 7,242 feet (2,207 m).

In Addition:

The elevation of the Black Hills ranges from 3,200+ feet to just over 7,000 feet.

Is North Dakota or South Dakota farther north?

North Dakota is up by the border of Canada, Wyoming is just next to South Dakota.

How do you describe the summer in South Dakota?

The temperature in South Dakota is hot. Average July high temperatures include 84 in Sioux Falls, 84 in Rapid City, 79 at the Rushmore National memorial, and 89 in Pierre.

What is the name of the South Dakota town that is 2000 pounds of wapiti?

The South Dakota town that is 2000 pounds of wapiti would be Elkton.
Wapiti is a Native American word for elk.

2000 pounds equals one ton.

Did the Dakota Territory side with the North or the South in 1861?

If this question is related to the American Civil War or War of Rebellion, the Dakota Territory itself didn't really choose a side due to the fact that the territory was sparsely populated and newly organized in early 1861.

Since the Dakota Territory was a territory of the United States, the territorial governor was authorized, in 1861, by the War Department, to raise two cavalry companies to be used during the War of the Rebellion (American Civil War).

However, these two cavalry companies formed the First Dakota Cavalry, a Union Battalion whose main purpose was to protect the settlers due to the Indian grievances against the Lincoln Administration.

Can a 16 year old move out in South Dakota?

A 16 year old in South Dakota may file a petition for emancipation in South Dakota. However, the 16 yer old must be able to show that they are managing their own financial affairs and that they are not earning any income from crime.

The parents or guardians must be notified and either consent to the emancipation or the minor must be able to show that there is no known address for the parents or guardians.

Another way would be to get married or to join the Armed Forces.