List of cities in South Dakota

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This is a list of places incorporated in the U.S. state of South Dakota as cities. Municipalities in South Dakota can also be incorporated as towns. South Dakota has one incorporated village, Wentworth, Lake County. [1] There are 311 municipalities.

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Cities

  County seat
  State capital and county seat

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Sioux Falls, largest city in South Dakota Sioux Falls Skyline 41.jpg
Sioux Falls, largest city in South Dakota
Rapid City, Downtown Rapid City Downtown.jpg
Rapid City, Downtown
Aberdeen, Storybook Land Storybookland castle aberdeen sd.jpg
Aberdeen, Storybook Land
2022 rankCity2022 estimate [2] 2020 Census [3] ChangeCounty
1 Sioux Falls † 202,078192,517+4.97% Minnehaha
Lincoln
2 Rapid City † 78,82474,703+5.52% Pennington
3 Aberdeen † 28,21028,495−1.00% Brown
4 Brookings † 23,99323,377+2.64% Brookings
5 Watertown † 23,01922,655+1.61% Codington
6 Mitchell † 15,65915,660−0.01% Davison
7 Yankton † 15,53415,411+0.80% Yankton
8 Huron † 14,46214,263+1.40% Beadle
9 Pierre ‡ 13,96914,091−0.87% Hughes
10 Spearfish 12,91412,193+5.91% Lawrence
11 Box Elder 12,58111,746+7.11% Pennington
Meade
12 Vermillion † 11,91511,695+1.88% Clay
13 Brandon 11,11011,048+0.56% Minnehaha
14 Harrisburg 8,4516,732+25.53% Lincoln
15 Sturgis † 7,1707,020+2.14% Meade
16 Tea 6,9185,598+23.58% Lincoln
17 Madison † 6,0976,191−1.52% Lake
18 Belle Fourche † 5,8485,617+4.11% Butte
19 Dell Rapids 3,9313,996−1.63% Minnehaha
20 Hot Springs † 3,5903,395+5.74% Fall River [4]
21 Milbank † 3,4843,544−1.69% Grant
22 Hartford 3,4283,354+2.21% Minnehaha
23 Mobridge 3,2283,261−1.01% Walworth
24 Canton † 3,0653,066−0.03% Lincoln
25 Summerset 3,0532,972+2.73% Meade
26 North Sioux City 3,0263,042−0.53% Union
27 Lead 3,0132,982+1.04% Lawrence
28 Winner † 2,8902,921−1.06% Tripp [5]
29 Chamberlain † 2,4982,473+1.01% Brule
30 Lennox 2,4662,423+1.77% Lincoln
31 Sisseton † 2,4122,479−2.70% Roberts
32 Flandreau † 2,3392,372−1.39% Moody
33 Volga 2,2712,113+7.48% Brookings
34 Redfield † 2,1672,214−2.12% Spink
35 Fort Pierre † 2,1422,115+1.28% Stanley
36 Beresford 2,1292,180−2.34% Union
Lincoln
37 Elk Point † 2,1032,149−2.14% Union
38 Springfield 1,9151,914+0.05% Bon Homme
39 Custer † 1,9001,919−0.99% Custer
40 Webster † 1,7141,728−0.81% Day
41 Parkston 1,5351,567−2.04% Hutchinson
42 Wagner 1,4361,490−3.62% Charles Mix
43 Groton 1,3761,380−0.29% Brown
44 Crooks 1,3721,362+0.73% Minnehaha
45 Salem † 1,3361,325+0.83% McCook
46 Miller † 1,3351,349−1.04% Hand
47 Baltic 1,3221,246+6.10% Minnehaha
48 Freeman 1,3121,329−1.28% Hutchinson
49 Platte 1,2521,296−3.40% Charles Mix
50 Deadwood † 1,2451,156+7.70% Lawrence
51 Eagle Butte 1,2391,258−1.51% Dewey
Ziebach
52 Clear Lake † 1,2241,218+0.49% Deuel
53 Parker † 1,2211,194+2.26% Turner
54 Britton † 1,2141,215−0.08% Marshall
55 Gregory 1,2121,221−0.74% Gregory
56 Garretson 1,1901,228−3.09% Minnehaha
57 Clark † 1,1591,148+0.96% Clark
58-(T) Lemmon 1,1441,160−1.38% Perkins
58-(T) Mission 1,1441,156−1.04% Todd
60 Aurora 1,1321,047+8.12% Brookings
61 Gettysburg † 1,0841,104−1.81% Potter
62 Tyndall † 1,0721,057+1.42% Bon Homme
63 De Smet † 1,0611,056+0.47% Kingsbury
64 Piedmont 1,036971+6.69% Meade
65 Hill City 959872+9.98% Pennington
66 Ipswich † 950928+2.37% Edmunds
67 Centerville 946918+3.05% Turner
68 Worthing 939927+1.29% Lincoln
69 Martin † 937938−0.11% Bennett
70 Arlington 936915+2.30% Kingsbury
Brookings
71 Whitewood 927879+5.46% Lawrence
72 Valley Springs 878885−0.79% Minnehaha
73 Marion 864849+1.77% Turner
74 Howard † 844848−0.47% Miner
75 Faulkton † 827826+0.12% Faulk
76 Viborg 824814+1.23% Turner
77 Eureka 794813−2.34% McPherson
78 Scotland 791785+0.76% Bon Homme
79 Alcester 787820−4.02% Union
80 Plankinton † 772781−1.15% Aurora
81 Elkton 768755+1.72% Brookings
82 Edgemont 767725+5.79% Fall River
83 Wessington Springs † 762771−1.17% Jerauld
84 Estelline 746749−0.40% Hamlin
85 Philip † 742759−2.24% Haakon
86 Colton 720738−2.44% Minnehaha
87 Castlewood 707698+1.29% Hamlin
88 Wall 695699−0.57% Pennington
89 Armour † 689698−1.29% Douglas
90 Lake Andes † 684710−3.66% Charles Mix
91 Woonsocket † 654631+3.65% Sanborn
92 Onida † 653666−1.95% Sully
93 Alexandria † 651649+0.31% Hanson
94 Colman 640634+0.95% Moody
95 Canistota 638631+1.11% McCook
96 Highmore † 632682−7.33% Hyde
97 Menno 616614+0.33% Hutchinson
98 New Underwood 615590+4.24% Pennington
99 Selby † 607610−0.49% Walworth
100 Lake Preston 606589+2.89% Kingsbury
101 Newell 597584+2.23% Butte
102 Humboldt 595579+2.76% Minnehaha
103 Lake Norden 593554+7.04% Hamlin
104 Avon 591586+0.85% Bon Homme
105 Burke † 570575−0.87% Gregory
106 Kimball 569572−0.52% Brule
107 Tripp 561575−2.43% Hutchinson
108 McLaughlin 555569−2.46% Corson
109-(T) Corsica 546561−2.67% Douglas
109-(T) Kadoka † 546543+0.55% Jackson
111 White 540537+0.56% Brookings
112 White River † 529533−0.75% Mellette
113 Bridgewater 510511−0.20% McCook
114 Timber Lake † 503509−1.18% Dewey
115 Dupree † 492494−0.40% Ziebach
116 Emery 480484−0.83% Hanson
117 Waubay 478473+1.06% Day
118 Bowdle 476470+1.28% Edmunds
119 Warner 474485−2.27% Brown
120 Bryant 473471+0.42% Hamlin
121 Montrose 467468−0.21% McCook
122 St. Francis 465469−0.85% Todd
123-(T) Mount Vernon 463461+0.43% Davison
123-(T) Presho 463472−1.91% Lyman
125-(T) Murdo † 460475−3.16% Jones
125-(T) Wolsey 460459+0.22% Beadle
127 Jefferson 457475−3.79% Union
128 Leola † 431434−0.69% McPherson
129 Irene 428422+1.42% Clay
Turner
Yankton
130 Wilmot 422432−2.31% Roberts
131 Big Stone City 408412−0.97% Grant
132-(T) Tabor 406407−0.25% Bon Homme
132-(T) White Lake 406394+3.05% Aurora
134 Herreid 405416−2.64% Campbell
135 Hayti † 399393+1.53% Hamlin
136 Oacoma 385386−0.26% Lyman
137-(T) Hermosa 380382−0.52% Custer
137-(T) Hurley 380379+0.26% Turner
139 Gayville 376382−1.57% Yankton
140 Hoven 373379−1.58% Potter
141 Rosholt 367379−3.17% Roberts
142 Faith 363367−1.09% Meade
143 Ethan 359365−1.64% Davison
144 Buffalo † 356346+2.89% Harding
145 Wakonda 346347−0.29% Clay
146 Blunt 340342−0.58% Hughes
147 Florence 332337−1.48% Codington
148 Hudson 329311+5.79% Lincoln
149 Colome 326331−1.51% Tripp
150 Stickney 318321−0.93% Aurora
151 Veblen 316317−0.32% Marshall
152 Chancellor 308300+2.67% Turner
153 Bison † 300302−0.66% Perkins
154 Iroquois 298292+2.05% Kingsbury
Beadle
155-(T) Bristol 283288−1.74% Day
155-(T) Kennebec † 283281+0.71% Lyman
155-(T) Langford 2832830.00% Marshall
158 Summit 279288−3.12% Roberts
159 Roscoe 275269+2.23% Edmunds
160 Willow Lake 262255+2.75% Clark
161 Henry 261256+1.95% Codington
162 Bonesteel 254258−1.55% Gregory
163 Egan 243241+0.83% Moody
164-(T) Gary 242240+0.83% Deuel
164-(T) Keystone 242240+0.83% Pennington
166 Pukwana 238233+2.15% Brule
167 New Effington 227234−2.99% Roberts
168 Pollock 225224+0.45% Campbell
169 Pickstown 222230−3.48% Charles Mix
170 Trent 220206+6.80% Moody
171 Bruce 215210+2.38% Brookings
172 Alpena 213212+0.47% Jerauld
173 Nisland 210206+1.94% Butte
174 Frederick 209215−2.79% Brown
175 Tulare 208211−1.42% Spink
176 Wessington 200197+1.52% Beadle
Hand
177 Toronto 199196+1.53% Deuel
178 Mellette 196199−1.51% Spink
179 Hecla 1931930.00% Brown
180 Doland 192199−3.52% Spink
181 Mission Hill 189190−0.53% Yankton
182 South Shore 187189−1.06% Codington
183 Roslyn 1811810.00% Day
184 Wentworth 173181−4.42% Lake
185 Peever 171180−5.00% Roberts
186 Kranzburg 166163+1.84% Codington
187-(T) Hosmer 162164−1.22% Edmunds
187-(T) St. Lawrence 162163−0.61% Hand
189 Ramona 160159+0.63% Lake
190 Letcher 1591590.00% Sanborn
191-(T) Columbia 157160−1.88% Brown
191-(T) Monroe 157159−1.26% Turner
191-(T) Volin 157158−0.63% Yankton
194 Geddes 153156−1.92% Charles Mix
195 Delmont 151153−1.31% Douglas
196 Dimock 150137+9.49% Hutchinson
197 Goodwin 149147+1.36% Deuel
198 Conde 147142+3.52% Spink
199 Isabel 144145−0.69% Dewey
200 Buffalo Gap 143131+9.16% Custer
201 Spencer 137136+0.74% McCook
202 Northville 136139−2.16% Spink
203-(T) Artesian 134129+3.88% Sanborn
203-(T) Astoria 134132+1.52% Deuel
203-(T) Badger 134129+3.88% Kingsbury
206 Frankfort 132134−1.49% Spink
207 Carthage 130127+2.36% Miner
208 Cavour 1281280.00% Beadle
209-(T) Oelrichs 127117+8.55% Fall River
209-(T) Reliance 127128−0.78% Lyman
211 Pierpont 126129−2.33% Day
212-(T) Java 120121−0.83% Walworth
212-(T) Oldham 120121−0.83% Kingsbury
214 Brandt 117114+2.63% Deuel
215 Lesterville 113115−1.74% Yankton
216 Pringle 112109+2.75% Custer
217 McIntosh † 1111110.00% Corson
218 Claremont 110108+1.85% Brown
219-(T) Hitchcock 109112−2.68% Beadle
219-(T) Yale 109112−2.68% Beadle
221 Glenham 108112−3.57% Walworth
222 Midland 107112−4.46% Haakon
223-(T) Ashton 105108−2.78% Spink
223-(T) Stockholm 105102+2.94% Grant
225 Central City 10393+10.75% Lawrence
226 Hazel 1021020.00% Hamlin
227-(T) Cresbard 9996+3.13% Faulk
227-(T) Fairfax 9996+3.13% Gregory
227-(T) Harrold 99101−1.98% Hughes
227-(T) Sinai 99990.00% Brookings
231 Revillo 9699−3.03% Grant
232 Wallace 9591+4.40% Codington
233 Canova 9489+5.62% Miner
234 Eden 9394−1.06% Marshall
235 Brentford 8788−1.14% Spink
236 Westport 8688−2.27% Brown
237 Fulton 8587−2.30% Hanson
238 Dallas 8389−6.74% Gregory
239 Claire City 8182−1.22% Roberts
240-(T) Akaska 77770.00% Walworth
240-(T) Fruitdale 7773+5.48% Butte
240-(T) Sherman 7781−4.94% Minnehaha
243-(T) Batesland 75100−25.00% Oglala Lakota
243-(T) Herrick 7574+1.35% Gregory
245 Bushnell 7471+4.23% Brookings
246 Utica 7170+1.43% Yankton
247-(T) Agar 7068+2.94% Sully
247-(T) Dante 7075−6.67% Charles Mix
249-(T) Interior 6765+3.08% Jackson
249-(T) La Bolt 6766+1.52% Grant
251-(T) Andover 66660.00% Day
251-(T) Corona 6669−4.35% Roberts
251-(T) Mound City † 6669−4.35% Campbell
254-(T) Bradley 65650.00% Clark
254-(T) Fairview 6561+6.56% Lincoln
254-(T) Ravinia 6571−8.45% Charles Mix
257-(T) Fairburn 6460+6.67% Custer
257-(T) Olivet † 64640.00% Hutchinson
257-(T) Quinn 6463+1.59% Pennington
257-(T) Strandburg 6463+1.59% Grant
257-(T) Wasta 6465−1.54% Pennington
262 Camp Crook 6360+5.00% Harding
263 Stratford 5957+3.51% Brown
264 Ree Heights 5759−3.39% Hand
265 Brant Lake 56560.00% Hand
266 Davis 5554+1.85% Turner
267-(T) Raymond 5453+1.89% Clark
267-(T) Turton 5455−1.82% Spink
269 Vienna 5349+8.16% Clark
270-(T) New Witten 5254−3.70% Tripp
270-(T) Orient 5251+1.96% Faulk
272-(T) Nunda 4846+4.35% Lake
272-(T) Ortley 4850−4.00% Roberts
274 Grenville 4748−2.08% Day
275 Lane 4647−2.13% Jerauld
276-(T) Morristown 4547−4.26% Corson
276-(T) Twin Brooks 4547−4.26% Grant
278 Draper 4446−4.35% Jones
279 Belvidere 4346−6.52% Jackson
280-(T) Lake City 4245−6.67% Marshall
280-(T) Wood 4241+2.44% Mellette
282-(T) Erwin 40400.00% Kingsbury
282-(T) Naples 4038+5.26% Clark
284 Tolstoy 3935+11.43% Potter
285 Ward 3834+11.76% Moody
286 Garden City 3633+9.09% Clark
287 Dolton 34340.00% Turner
288 Lebanon 3133−6.06% Potter
289 Altamont 3032−6.25% Deuel
290 Long Lake 27270.00% McPherson
291-(T) Broadland 2527−7.41% Beadle
291-(T) Vilas 2529−13.79% Miner
291-(T) Virgil 2516+56.25% Beadle
294 Seneca 22220.00% Faulk
295 Rockham 2022−9.09% Faulk
296-(T) Hetland 1820−10.00% Kingsbury
296-(T) Marvin 1819−5.26% Grant
298 Chelsea 1719−10.53% Faulk
299 Farmer 15150.00% Hanson
300-(T) Onaka 1413+7.69% Faulk
300-(T) Wetonka 1416−12.50% McPherson
302 Bancroft 1213−7.69% Kingsbury
303 Cottonwood 1112−8.33% Jackson
304-(T) Artas 87+14.29% Campbell
304-(T) White Rock 86+33.33% Roberts
306 Buffalo Chip 770.00% Meade
307-(T) Albee 67−14.29% Grant
307-(T) Butler 64+50.00% Day
309 Verdon 53+66.67% Brown
310 Lowry 310−70.00% Walworth
311 Hillsview 220.00% McPherson

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References

  1. ↑ "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. October 25, 2007. Retrieved January 31, 2008.
  2. ↑ "United States Census Bureau". U.S. Census Bureau. May 18, 2023. Retrieved May 19, 2023.
  3. ↑ "2020 Census Results". United States Census Bureau, Population Division. Retrieved August 14, 2021.
  4. ↑ Hot Springs is also the de facto county seat of neighboring Oglala Lakota County.
  5. ↑ Winner is also the de facto county seat of neighboring Todd County.
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