Table of Counties
County |
FIPS code |
County seat |
Established |
Formed from |
Etymology |
Population |
Area |
Map |
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Aurora County | 003 | Plankinton | 1881 | Cragin and Wetmore counties | Aurora, Roman goddess of dawn | 70032710000000000002,710 | 7002708000000000000708 sq mi (70031834000000000001,834 km2) |
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Beadle County | 005 | Huron | 1879 | Buchard, Clark, Kingsbury, and Spink counties | William Henry Harrison Beadle, chief surveyor of Dakota Territory | 700417398000000000017,398 | 70031259000000000001,259 sq mi (70033261000000000003,261 km2) |
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Bennett County | 007 | Martin | 1909 | Lugenbeel, Shannon, Washabaugh, and Washington counties | Granville G. Bennett, justice of the Supreme Court for the Dakota Territory | 70033431000000000003,431 | 70031185000000000001,185 sq mi (70033069000000000003,069 km2) |
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Bon Homme County | 009 | Tyndall | 1862 | Unorganized territory | French word meaning "good man" | 70037070000000000007,070 | 7002563000000000000563 sq mi (70031458000000000001,458 km2) |
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Brookings County | 011 | Brookings | 1862 | Unorganized territory | Wilmot Brookings (1830 - 1905), Dakota Territory Supreme Court justice | 700431965000000000031,965 | 7002794000000000000794 sq mi (70032056000000000002,056 km2) |
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Brown County | 013 | Aberdeen | 1879 | Beadle County | Alfred Brown, territorial legislator | 700436531000000000036,531 | 70031713000000000001,713 sq mi (70034437000000000004,437 km2) |
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Brule County | 015 | Chamberlain | 1875 | Charles Mix County | Brulé Sioux Native Americans | 70035255000000000005,255 | 7002819000000000000819 sq mi (70032121000000000002,121 km2) |
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Buffalo County | 017 | Gann Valley | 1873 | Unorganized territory | American Bison | 70031912000000000001,912 | 7002471000000000000471 sq mi (70031220000000000001,220 km2) |
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Butte County | 019 | Belle Fourche | 1883 | Harding | Buttes in the region | 700410110000000000010,110 | 70032249000000000002,249 sq mi (70035825000000000005,825 km2) |
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Campbell County | 021 | Mound City | 1873 | Buffalo | Newton B. Campbell, territorial legislator | 70031466000000000001,466 | 7002736000000000000736 sq mi (70031906000000000001,906 km2) |
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Charles Mix County | 023 | Lake Andes | 1862 | Unorganized territory | Charles Eli Mix, commissioner of Indian Affairs | 70039129000000000009,129 | 70031098000000000001,098 sq mi (70032844000000000002,844 km2) |
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Clark County | 025 | Clark | 1873 | Hanson | Newton Clark, territorial legislator | 70033691000000000003,691 | 7002958000000000000958 sq mi (70032481000000000002,481 km2) |
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Clay County | 027 | Vermillion | 1862 | Unorganized territory | Henry Clay (1777 - 1852), U.S. Senator from Kentucky and prominent 19th Century political figure | 700413864000000000013,864 | 7002412000000000000412 sq mi (70031067000000000001,067 km2) |
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Codington County | 029 | Watertown | 1877 | Indian lands | Reverend G.S. Codington, territorial legislator | 700427227000000000027,227 | 7002688000000000000688 sq mi (70031782000000000001,782 km2) |
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Corson County | 031 | McIntosh | 1909 | Indian lands | Dighton Corson, a Justice of the South Dakota Supreme Court | 70034050000000000004,050 | 70032473000000000002,473 sq mi (70036405000000000006,405 km2) |
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Custer County | 033 | Custer | 1875 | Indian lands | General George Armstrong Custer (1839 - 1876), key figure in the Indian Wars | 70038216000000000008,216 | 70031558000000000001,558 sq mi (70034035000000000004,035 km2) |
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Davison County | 035 | Mitchell | 1873 | Hanson | Henry C. Davison, prominent merchant and early settler | 700419504000000000019,504 | 7002436000000000000436 sq mi (70031129000000000001,129 km2) |
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Day County | 037 | Webster | 1879 | Clark | Merrit H. Day, territorial legislator | 70035710000000000005,710 | 70031029000000000001,029 sq mi (70032665000000000002,665 km2) |
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Deuel County | 039 | Clear Lake | 1862 | Brookings | Jacob S. Deuel, territorial legislator | 70034364000000000004,364 | 7002624000000000000624 sq mi (70031616000000000001,616 km2) |
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Dewey County | 041 | Timber Lake | 1873 | Armstrong County and Indian lands | William P. Dewey, territorial surveyor-general | 70035301000000000005,301 | 70032303000000000002,303 sq mi (70035965000000000005,965 km2) |
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Douglas County | 043 | Armour | 1873 | Charles Mix | Stephen A. Douglas (1813 - 1861), U.S. Senator from Illinois and advocate of popular sovereignty as a middle ground in the slavery debate | 70033002000000000003,002 | 7002434000000000000434 sq mi (70031124000000000001,124 km2) |
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Edmunds County | 045 | Ipswich | 1873 | Buffalo | Newton Edmunds, Governor of Dakota Territory | 70034071000000000004,071 | 70031146000000000001,146 sq mi (70032968000000000002,968 km2) |
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Fall River County | 047 | Hot Springs | 1883 | Custer | Fall River | 70037094000000000007,094 | 70031740000000000001,740 sq mi (70034507000000000004,507 km2) |
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Faulk County | 049 | Faulkton | 1873 | Unorganized lands | Andrew Jackson Faulk, Governor of Dakota Territory | 70032364000000000002,364 | 70031000000000000001,000 sq mi (70032590000000000002,590 km2) |
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Grant County | 051 | Milbank | 1873 | Codington and Deuel counties | Ulysses S. Grant (1822 - 1885), U.S. President and American Civil War general | 70037356000000000007,356 | 7002682000000000000682 sq mi (70031766000000000001,766 km2) |
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Gregory County | 053 | Burke | 1862 | Unorganized territory | John Shaw Gregory, territorial legislator | 70034271000000000004,271 | 70031016000000000001,016 sq mi (70032631000000000002,631 km2) |
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Haakon County | 055 | Philip | 1914 | Stanley County | King Haakon VII of Norway | 70031937000000000001,937 | 70031813000000000001,813 sq mi (70034696000000000004,696 km2) |
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Hamlin County | 057 | Hayti | 1873 | Deuel County | Hannibal Hamlin, Vice-President and United States Senator from Maine | 70035903000000000005,903 | 7002511000000000000511 sq mi (70031323000000000001,323 km2) |
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Hand County | 059 | Miller | 1873 | Buffalo County | George H. Hand, territorial legislator | 70033431000000000003,431 | 70031437000000000001,437 sq mi (70033722000000000003,722 km2) |
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Hanson County | 061 | Alexandria | 1873 | Buffalo and Deuel counties | Joseph R. Hanson, army major in the Indian Wars and early settler | 70033331000000000003,331 | 7002435000000000000435 sq mi (70031127000000000001,127 km2) |
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Harding County | 063 | Buffalo | 1909 | Unorganized lands | J.A. Harding, Speaker of the House for Dakota Territory | 70031255000000000001,255 | 70032671000000000002,671 sq mi (70036918000000000006,918 km2) |
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Hughes County | 065 | Pierre | 1880 | Buffalo County | Alexander Hughes, territorial legislator | 700417022000000000017,022 | 7002741000000000000741 sq mi (70031919000000000001,919 km2) |
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Hutchinson County | 067 | Olivet | 1862 | Unorganized territory | John Hutchinson, territorial legislator | 70037343000000000007,343 | 7002813000000000000813 sq mi (70032106000000000002,106 km2) |
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Hyde County | 069 | Highmore | 1873 | Buffalo County | James Hyde, territorial legislator | 70031420000000000001,420 | 7002861000000000000861 sq mi (70032230000000000002,230 km2) |
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Jackson County | 071 | Kadoka | 1914 | Stanley County | J.R. Jackson, territorial legislator | 70033031000000000003,031 | 70031869000000000001,869 sq mi (70034841000000000004,841 km2) |
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Jerauld County | 073 | Wessington Springs | 1883 | Aurora County | H.A. Jerauld, territorial legislator | 70032070000000000002,070 | 7002530000000000000530 sq mi (70031373000000000001,373 km2) |
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Jones County | 075 | Murdo | 1916 | Lyman County | George W. Jones, territorial legislator | 70031006000000000001,006 | 7002971000000000000971 sq mi (70032515000000000002,515 km2) |
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Kingsbury County | 077 | De Smet | 1873 | Hanson County | George W. Kingsbury and T.A. Kingsbury, brothers and territorial legislators | 70035148000000000005,148 | 7002838000000000000838 sq mi (70032170000000000002,170 km2) |
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Lake County | 079 | Madison | 1873 | Brookings and Hanson counties | Lakes within the county | 700411200000000000011,200 | 7002563000000000000563 sq mi (70031458000000000001,458 km2) |
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Lawrence County | 081 | Deadwood | 1875 | Unorganized territory | John Lawrence (1839 - 1889), territorial legislator | 700424097000000000024,097 | 7002800000000000000800 sq mi (70032072000000000002,072 km2) |
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Lincoln County | 083 | Canton | 1867 | Unorganized territory | Lincoln County, Maine | 700444828000000000044,828 | 7002578000000000000578 sq mi (70031497000000000001,497 km2) |
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Lyman County | 085 | Kennebec | 1873 | Unorganized territory | W.P. Lyman, territorial legislator | 70033755000000000003,755 | 70031640000000000001,640 sq mi (70034248000000000004,248 km2) |
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Marshall County | 091 | Britton | 1885 | Day County | Marshall Vincent, Day County Commissioner | 70034656000000000004,656 | 7002839000000000000839 sq mi (70032173000000000002,173 km2) |
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McCook County | 087 | Salem | 1873 | Hanson County | Edwin McCook, Secretary of Dakota Territory | 70035618000000000005,618 | 7002575000000000000575 sq mi (70031489000000000001,489 km2) |
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McPherson County | 089 | Leola | 1873 | Buffalo County | James B. McPherson (1828 - 1864), Civil War general | 70032459000000000002,459 | 70031137000000000001,137 sq mi (70032945000000000002,945 km2) |
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Meade County | 093 | Sturgis | 1889 | Lawrence County | George Meade (1815 - 1872), Civil War general | 700425434000000000025,434 | 70033471000000000003,471 sq mi (70038990000000000008,990 km2) |
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Mellette County | 095 | White River | 1909 | Lyman County | Arthur C. Mellette, first Governor of South Dakota | 70032048000000000002,048 | 70031307000000000001,307 sq mi (70033385000000000003,385 km2) |
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Miner County | 097 | Howard | 1873 | Hanson County | Nelson Miner and Ephriam Miner, brothers and territorial legislators | 70032389000000000002,389 | 7002570000000000000570 sq mi (70031476000000000001,476 km2) |
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Minnehaha County | 099 | Sioux Falls | 1862 | Unorganized territory | Sioux term for waterfall | 7005169468000000000169,468 | 7002809000000000000809 sq mi (70032095000000000002,095 km2) |
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Moody County | 101 | Flandreau | 1873 | Brookings and Minnehaha counties | Gideon C. Moody, Speaker of the House for Dakota Territory | 70036486000000000006,486 | 7002520000000000000520 sq mi (70031347000000000001,347 km2) |
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Pennington County | 103 | Rapid City | 1875 | Unorganized territory | John L. Pennington (1821 - 1900), Governor of Dakota Territory | 7005100948000000000100,948 | 70032776000000000002,776 sq mi (70037190000000000007,190 km2) |
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Perkins County | 105 | Bison | 1909 | Butte and Harding counties | Henry E. Perkins, state senator | 70032982000000000002,982 | 70032872000000000002,872 sq mi (70037438000000000007,438 km2) |
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Potter County | 107 | Gettysburg | 1875 | Buffalo County | Joel A. Potter, territorial legislator | 70032329000000000002,329 | 7002866000000000000866 sq mi (70032243000000000002,243 km2) |
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Roberts County | 109 | Sisseton | 1883 | Grant County | S.G. Roberts, territorial legislator | 700410149000000000010,149 | 70031101000000000001,101 sq mi (70032852000000000002,852 km2) |
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Sanborn County | 111 | Woonsocket | 1883 | Miner County | George W. Sanborn, president of the Milwaukee Railroad | 70032355000000000002,355 | 7002569000000000000569 sq mi (70031474000000000001,474 km2) |
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Shannon County | 113 | Hot Springs | 1875 | Fall River County | Peter Shannon, territorial legislator | 700413586000000000013,586 | 70032094000000000002,094 sq mi (70035423000000000005,423 km2) |
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Spink County | 115 | Redfield | 1873 | Hanson County | S.L. Spink, Secretary of Dakota Territory | 70036451000000000006,451 | 70031504000000000001,504 sq mi (70033895000000000003,895 km2) |
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Stanley County | 117 | Fort Pierre | 1873 | Unorganized territory | David S. Stanley, commander of Fort Sully | 70032966000000000002,966 | 70031443000000000001,443 sq mi (70033737000000000003,737 km2) |
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Sully County | 119 | Onida | 1873 | Potter County | Fort Sully, itself named after General Alfred Sully | 70031373000000000001,373 | 70031007000000000001,007 sq mi (70032608000000000002,608 km2) |
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Todd County | 121 | Winner | 1909 | Meyer and Tripp counties | John Blair Smith Todd, territorial delegate to Congress | 70039612000000000009,612 | 70031388000000000001,388 sq mi (70033595000000000003,595 km2) |
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Tripp County | 123 | Winner | 1873 | Unorganized territory | Bartlett Tripp, Chief Justice of the Dakota Territorial Supreme Court | 70035644000000000005,644 | 70031614000000000001,614 sq mi (70034180000000000004,180 km2) |
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Turner County | 125 | Parker | 1871 | Lincoln County | John W. Turner, territorial legislator | 70038347000000000008,347 | 7002617000000000000617 sq mi (70031598000000000001,598 km2) |
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Union County | 127 | Elk Point | 1862 | Unorganized territory | The union of the American states | 700414399000000000014,399 | 7002460000000000000460 sq mi (70031191000000000001,191 km2) |
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Walworth County | 129 | Selby | 1873 | Buffalo County | Walworth County, Wisconsin | 70035438000000000005,438 | 7002708000000000000708 sq mi (70031834000000000001,834 km2) |
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Yankton County | 135 | Yankton | 1862 | Unorganized territory | Yankton Sioux Native Americans | 700422438000000000022,438 | 7002522000000000000522 sq mi (70031352000000000001,352 km2) |
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Ziebach County | 137 | Dupree | 1911 | Armstrong, Schnasse, and Sterling counties | Frank M. Ziebach, publisher and army major during the Indian Wars | 70032801000000000002,801 | 70031962000000000001,962 sq mi (70035082000000000005,082 km2) |
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