Cities & Towns in South Dakota,
South Dakota, Located in the Upper Midwest region of the United States, this state is known for its prairies, badlands, and the Black Hills, home to Mount Rushmore. Its capital is Pierre, and its largest city is Sioux Falls. The state's economy relies heavily on agriculture, tourism, and services.. As of 2020 state had an estimated population of 892,717 inhabitants. The state was created 136 years ago in 1889. Its capital city is Pierre.
Colonial Pine Hills
Colonial Pine Hills, Township in Pennington County, South Dakota
Custer
Custer, City in and county seat of Custer County, South Dakota, United States
Crooks
Crooks, City in South Dakota, United States of America
From the Black Hills to the Badlands, South Dakota impresses with diverse landscapes, rugged beauty, and Old West charm. Though sparsely populated with under 900,000 residents, South Dakota still offers adventurous and cultural attractions within its 77,000 square miles. Top destinations include:
Rapid City - Nestled against the eastern slope of the Black Hills, Rapid City provides access to attractions like Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse Memorial, and outdoor adventures in Custer State Park. Its lively downtown has local dining, nightlife, and museums.
Deadwood - Surrounded by national forest, Deadwood revels in its wild west and gambling history. Visitors can walk the streets where Wild Bill Hickok met his fate and try their luck in historic saloons and casinos.
Sioux Falls - Located on the Big Sioux River, Sioux Falls offers a more urban escape with its sculpture walk, museums, waterfalls, breweries, and shopping. The surrounding countryside provides outdoor recreation.
Badlands National Park - With its otherworldly lunar landscape of spires and canyons, the Badlands astonish visitors. The park loop road allows taking in the dramatic vistas. Wall Drug and Wall’s "Main Street of the Midwest" add charm.
South Dakota’s scenic and rugged landscapes provide the backdrop for small town Americana, Native American culture, and the spirit of the Old West.
All South Dakota Cities (Aphebetical)
List of cities, towns, neighborhoods & other populated places in South Dakota.
| City Name | County | Population |
|---|---|---|
| Colonial Pine Hills | Pennington | 2,493 |
| Custer | Custer | 1,926 |
| Crooks | Minnehaha | 1,341 |
| Chester | Lake | 765 |
| Colton | Minnehaha | 672 |
| Canton | Lincoln | 617 |
| Corsica | Douglas | 569 |
| Chancellor | Turner | 263 |
| Castlewood | Hamlin | 247 |
| Colman | Moody | 213 |
| Chamberlain | Brule | 202 |
| Clear Lake | Deuel | 193 |
| Canistota | McCook | 168 |
| Centerville | Turner | 162 |
| Central City | Lawrence | 131 |
| Claremont | Brown | 122 |
| Cavour | Beadle | 113 |
| Columbia | Brown | 108 |
| Corona | Roberts | 107 |
| Cresbard | Faulk | 101 |
| Clayton | Hutchinson | 91 |
| Canova | Miner | 78 |
| Claire City | Roberts | 74 |
| Crandon | Spink | 73 |
| Colome | Tripp | 72 |
| Camp Crook | Harding | 66 |
| Crow Lake | Jerauld | 53 |
| Cedar Butte | Mellette | 47 |
| Carter | Tripp | 39 |
| Chance | Perkins | 38 |
| Carthage | Miner | 37 |
| Conde | Spink | 27 |
| Chelsea | Faulk | 26 |
| Clark | Clark | 10 |
| Cottonwood | Jackson | 10 |
| Conata | Pennington | 7 |