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9-1988 South Dakota Municipalities: 1986 Population Estimates J. L. Satterlee South Dakota State University

D. E. Arwood South Dakota State University

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Recommended Citation Satterlee, J. L. and Arwood, D. E., "South Dakota Municipalities: 1986 Population Estimates" (1988). Agricultural Experiment Station Circulars. Paper 252. http://openprairie.sdstate.edu/agexperimentsta_circ/252

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1. .Maj or :population change...... • • 1 2. �thcx:lology used to derive estimates..• • •• • • • • • 1 3. Accuracy of estimates..• • • • •• •• •• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • 2 Table 1. Q)clllge in the total :population of different types of places, 1980-1986••••••••• 2 Figure 1. Population change by type of place••••••••••• 3 Table 2. Ten rrost populated municipalities in South Dakota, 1986 estimates••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Table 3. Ten least :i;::opulated municipalities in South Dakota, 1986 estimates••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Table 4. Ten municipalities with the greatest amount of gro,..rth (in nurrbers), 1980-1986•••••••••••• 4 Table 5. Ten municipalities with the greatest amount of gravth (in percent), 1980-1986•••••••••••• 4 Table 6. Ten municipalities with the greatest amount of decline (in nurrbers), 1980-1986 ••••••••••• 4 Table 7. Ten municipalities with the greatest amount of decline (in percent), 1980-1986••••••••••• 4 Table 8. Population and percent change of incorporated places in South Dakota, 1980-1986•••••••••••• 5 Table 9. 1986 population estimates of South Dakota municipalities ranked by size of place•••••• 10 Table 10. South Dakota municipalities ranked by nurrber change, 1980-1986•••••••••••••••••••• 15 Table 11. South Dakota municipalities ranked by percent change, 1980-1986••••••••••••••••••• 18 Table 12. 1986 :i;::opulation estimates of municipalities and other places by county•••••••••••••••• •• 21

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by James L. Satterlee and Donald E. Arwood Department of Rural Sociology

MJre South Dakota to.ms lost people Because Rapid City is no longer an urban during the 6 years between 1980 and 1986 city, the proportion of the South Dakota tban during the 1970s. During the 70s population living in urban places has 55% (171 of 312) of ta-ms lost p::pula declined - fran 32 .3% in 1980 to 24.7% in tian. During the folla,..,ing 6 years, 1986. The total nurrber of persons living 63.8% (197 of 309) declined in in :rural places - ta,..,n, noninco:rporated population. places, cpen country banes, and fanns - experienced little change between 1980 In spite of these losses, the total and 1986. population of South Dakota municipalities * grew by .3% 3 (14,526 persons). See Tables 1 through 12 for further Metropolitan cities (Sioux Falls and analyses of 1986 population estimates. Rapid City) grew by 19,995, offsetting much of the losses of the 197 municipalities that lost p::pulatian. MEI'HOOOLOOY USED 'IO DER.IVE OOFULATION FSTIMATFS MAJOR OOFULATION ClfAN3FS The administrative records method was * used to calculate population estimates of South Dakota has 2 metropolitan subcounty areas. This procedure takes cities (population 50,000 of nore), 22 cCII1IX)l1ents of p:>pulatian change and ad urban cities (2,500 to 49,999), and 285 ministrative factors into account. These :rural ITU.lilicipalities. The two CCII1IX)l1ents are: metropolitan cities make up 21.3% of South Dakota's population. The 22 urban (1) natural change - birth and death cities make up 24 .7 % of the total, while statistics. the 285 rural ta-ms account for 18.5% of (2) migration - based an federal incane thestate's population. People in the tax information for localities. ranaining 36% of the p::pulatian live in (3) adj ustments for special populations - carmunities that are not incorporated, in based an esti.mates of persons living hanes in the country, and on fanns (see in instituticns, college donnitories, figure 1 for carparison between 1980 and or military barracks. 1986). (4) adj ustments of the 1984 estimate - * based an perceived errors and chal Central cities (Sioux Falls and lenges by local goverr:ments. Rapid City) of metropolitan places (5) annexations since 1980. (Minnehaha and Pennington counties) grew by 84 .4 % since 1980. The significant in Data based an these cCII1IX)l1ents cover the crease in the populaticn of metropolitan time period July 1, 1984, to July 1, places was due to Rapid City's rise to 1986. These were added to the 1984 base the metropolitan status since 1980. That period estimates to detennine the 1986 is, its population is nav above 50,000. estimates. Estimateswere calculatedby the U.S. Bureau of the Census and are ACCURACT OF ESTIMATES reported in: 'Ihe :p:>ssibility of error gets higher as U.S. Bureau of the Census, current the size of place gets srraller. National population reports, series P-26, No. statistics reveal an average error for 86-WNC-SC, West North Central - 1986 places greater than 100, 000 to be about population and 1985 per capita incane 4% . For places greater than 2, 500 the estbnates for counties and incor average error is awroxirrately 8% . For :p:irated places, GFO, Washington, DC, places less than 100 persons, the error 1988. could be as high as 35% .

TABLE 1. CHANGE IN 'llIE TOI'AL roruLATIOO OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF PLACES, 1980-1986

1986 1980 1970 1960 Metropolitan Central City 150,030 81,343 72,488 65,466 (50,000+) ( 21.3%) (11.8%) ( 10.9%) (9.6%) Non-metropolitan Urban 174, 530 222,831 221,024 199,855 (2,500 to 49,999) (24.7%) (32.3%) (33.2%) (29.-l%)

Rural 131,254 137,114 131,644 133,684 (less than 2,500) (18.5%) (19.8%) ( 19.8%) (19.6%) Not incorporated, Open Country, and Farm 252,183 249,480 2-ll,101 281,509 (35.6%) (36.1%) (36.2%) (41. 4%) Total 707,997 690,768 606,257 680,514

2 FIGURE 1. PROPORTION OF POFULATION IN saJTH DAKOI'A BY TYPE OF PLACE, 1980 & 1986.

1980 POPULATION

METROPOLITAN CITY (50, 000+)

NOT INCORPORATED, OPEN COUNTRY, AND FARM POPULATIONS

32. 3Y.

URBAN CITY (2 ,500 49 , 999 19.9X

RURAL TOWN LESS THAN 2,500

1986 POPULATION

METROPOLITAN CITY (50 , 000+)

NOT INCORPORATED, OPEN COUNTRY, 21. 3Y. AND FARM POPULATIONS 35.6X

24.7X

URBAN CITY (2 ,500 49 , 999

TOWN 2,500

3 Table 2, 10 rilrI' roFULATlID l'IJNICIPALITIBS TABLB 3. 10 LEASl' R:>FULATIID ll'IJNICIPALITIBS IN nJill DAKal'A, 1986 ESTIMATES IN nJill DAKOI'A, 1986 BSTIHATBB roMl'Y CITY caJNTY 1986 rop, CITY 1986 rop, 2 Sioux Falls Minnehaha 97550 Cottonwood. Jackson Rapid City Pennington 52480 Verdon Brown 7 7 Aberdeen Brown 25670 Hillsview :"k:Pherson Watertown Codington 16670 White Rock Roberts 10 Butler Day 20 Brookings Brookings 14800 Albee Mitchell Davison 13620 Grant 20 Pierre Huahes 12600 Wetonka rtPhe rson 20 12240 Roswell Miner 20 Huron Beadle Lowry Yankton Yankton 11580 Walworth 20 Vennillion Clay 9270 5 tied with 30 30

TABLB 4. 10 l'IJNICIPALIT� WI'llf 1HB �TEST TABLB 5. 10 l'IJNICIPALITIBS WI'llf 1HB GREATEST »om OF GID(ll{in ( numbers) »om OF CB:MIH ( in percent l F1U1 1980-1986 F1U1 1980-1986 caJNTY � CITY caJNTY I CHANGH CITY CHANGE 1986-1980 1986-1980 Sioux Falls Minnehaha 16207 Fairburn Custer 46.3 Rapid City Pennington 3788 Crooks Minnehaha -13. 1 Watertown Codington 1021 Keystone Pennington 42. -l Box Elder Pennington 924 Northville Spink 37.7 Spearfish Lawrence 739 Box Elder Pennington 29.0 Pierre Hughes 627 Delmont Douglas 27.6 Brand.on Minnehaha 611 Stockholm Grant 26.3 Crooks Minnehaha 256 Kranzburg Codinaton 25.0 North Sioux City Union 188 Brandon Minnehaha 23.6 Sturgis Meade 136 Akaska Walworth 22. -t

TABLE 6. 10 r-t.JNICIPALITIES WI'llf 1HB �TEST TABLB 7. 10 r-t.JNICIPALITIES WITii 1HB �TBST AM'.U1I' OF D.0:LINB ( in m.lllbersl AM'.UII' OF DFrLINE ( in percent) F1U1 1980-1986 F1U1 1980-1986

CITY caJNTY # CHAOOE CITY caJNTY � CHANGE 1986-1980 1986-1980 Vennillion Clay -866 Cottonwood Jackson -50.0 Huron Beadle -760 Cxiaka Faulk -28.6 Yankton Yankton -431 Chelsea Faulk -26.8 Lead Lawrence -340 Tabor Bon Hoome -26. 1 Mitchell Davison -296 Hetland Kingsbury -24.2 Edgemont Fall River -278 Veblen Marshall -23.9 Tyndall Bon Hoome -263 Gary Deuel -23.7 Elk Point Union -231 Java walworth -23.3 Miller Hand -231 Rockham Faulk -23.1 Freeman Hutchinson -202 Marvin Grant -23.1

4 TABLE 8. roPULA.TION AND PERCml' CHANGEOF �TED PLACES IN scm1f DAKDI'A, 1980-1986

FOP roP t CHANGE X CHANGE � ro.JNl'Y 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980-1986

ABERuEEN BROWN 25670 25851 -181 -0.100 AGAR SULLY 13 0 139 -9 -6.475 AKASKA wALWORTH 60 49 11. 22.449 ALBEE GR ANT 20 23 -3 -13.043 ALCESTER UNION 740 885 -145 -16.384 ALEXANDRIA HANSON 580 5c38 -8 -1. 36 l ALPENA JERAULD 300 288 12 4.167 ALTAMONT DEUEL 50 58 -8 -13. 793 ANDO VER DAY 110 139 -29 -20.863 ARL INGTON KINGSBURY 923 991 -68 -6.862

ARMOUR DOUGLAS 690 819 -129 -15.751 ARTAS CAMPBELL 40 43 -3 -6.977 ART ES IA N SANBORN 220 227 -7 -3.084 ASHTON SPINK 160 154 6 3.896 ASTORIA DEUEL 140 154 -l't -9. 091 A JR ORA BROOKI NG S 590 507 83 16. 3 71 AVON BON HOMME 480 576 -96 -16.667 BADGER KINGSBURY 120 99 21 21.212 BALTIC MINNEHAHA 670 679 -9 -1.325 BANCROFT KINGSBURY 50 41 9 21.951

BAT ES LAND SHANNON 160 163 -3 -1.840 BELLE FOURCHE BUTTE 4550 4692 -142 -3. 026 8ELVIOERE JACKSON 80 c30 0 0.000 BERESFORD UNION 1750 ld65 -115 -6.166 BIG STONE C ITV GRANT 650 672 -22 -3.27� BISON PERKINS 510 457 53 11.597 BLUNT HUGHES 410 424 -14 -3.302 BONESTEEL GREGORY 350 358 -a -2.235 BGwDLE EDMUNDS 640 644 -4 -0.621 BGX ELOER PENNING TON 4110 3186 924 29. 002

9RADL EY CLARK 110 135 -25 -18.519 BRANDON CITY MINNEHAHA 3200 258<} 611 23.600 BRANDT DEUEL 120 129 -9 -6.977 BRENTFORD SPINK 90 91 -1 -1.099 BRIDGEWATER MCCOOK 600 653 -53 -8.116 BRISTOL DAY 460 445 15 3.371 BRITTON MARSHALL 1450 1590 -l4J -8.805 BRGACX.ANO BEADLE 50 49 l 2.041 BROOKINGS BROOKINGS 14800 14951 -151 -1.010 BRUCE BROOKINGS 24 0 254 -14 -5.512 BRYANT HAM LIN 370 388 -1a -4.639 BUFFALO HARDING 540 453 01 19.205 BUFFALO GAP CUSTER 170 186 -16 -8.602 BURKE 11REGORY 730 85<} -129 -l5.Jl7 BUSHNELL BROOKINGS 70 76 -6 -1. 895 BUTLER DA Y 20 22 -2 -

CARTHAi>E MINER 250 274 -24 -8.759 CASTLEWOOD HAMLIN 550 557 -7 -1.257 CAVOUR BEADLE 110 117 -7 -5. 98 3 CENTERVILLE TURNER 800 892 -92 -10.314 CENTRAL C ITV LAWRENCE 210 177 33 18.644 CHA/'4BERL AIN BRULE 2260 2258 2 0.089 CHANCE LL Of:. T�NER 240 257 -17 -6.615 CHELSEA FAULK 30 41 -1 l -26.d29 CLAIRE CITY ROBERTS 90 87 3 3.��a CLAREMONT BROWN 200 180 20 11.111 5 # CHANGE " CHANGE COONTY roP roP 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980-1986

CLARK CLARK 1430 1351 79 5.81t8 CLEAR LAKE DEUEt.. 1290 COU1AN 1310 -20 -1.527 MOODY 460 501 COL 0'1E TRIPP -41 -a.184 350 361 -11 -3.047 COL TON MINNEHAHA 720 757 -37 -4.888 COLUMBIA BROWN 160 CONDE SPINK 161 -1 -0.621 270 259 ll 4.247 CORONA ROBERTS 110 126 -16 -12.698 CORSICA DOUGLAS 540 CO TTONWOOD JACKSON 644 -104 -16.149 2 4 -2 -50.000 CRESBARD FAULK 210 221 CROOKS MINNEHAHA -11 -4.977 CUSTER 850 594 256 43.098 CUSTER 1830 1830 0 DALLAS GREGORY 0.000 DA NTE 160 199 -39 -19.598 CHARLES MIX 90 83 iJAVIS TURNER 7 8.434 DE SMET 100 100 0 0.000 KINGSBURY 1170 1237 DEADWOOD LAWRENCE -67 -5.416 DELL RAPIDS 2020 2035 -15 -o.737 MINNEHAHA 2370 2389 -19 DELMONT DOUGLAS -0.795 370 290 80 27 .586 DI MOCK HUTCHINSON 120 140 iJOLAND SPINK -20 -14.286 OOLTON 360 381 -21 -5.512 TURNER 50 47 3 QRAP ER JONES 6.383 OUPREE 120 138 -18 -13.043 ZIEBACH 560 562 EAGLE BUTTE DEifEY -2 -0.356 EDEN 430 435 -5 -1 .149 MAR SHALL 110 142 -32 EDGEMONT FALL RIVER -22.535 EGAN 1190 1468 -278 -ld.937 ,'1000Y 240 243 ELK POINT UNION -a -3.226 1430 166 l -231 -13.907 EL KTON BROOKINGS 670 632 38 EM ERV HANSON 6.01 3 370 399 ERWIN KINGSBURY -29 -7.268 ESTELLINE 60 66 -6 -9.091 HAMLIN 570 71 9 ETHAN DAVISON -149 -20.723 310 351 EUREKA MCPHERSON -41 -ll.681 FAIRBURN 11 ao 1360 -180 -13.235 CUSTER 60 FAIR FAX GRl:GORY 41 19 46.341 FAIRVIEW 210 225 -15 -6.607 LINCOLN 100 FAITH MEADE 90 10 11.111 620 576 44 7.639 FARMER HANSON 30 FAULKTON FAULK 27 3 11.111 930 981 FLANDREAU MOODY -51 -5.199 2120 2114 6 0.284 FLORENCE COD I NG TON 30 FD RT PIERRE 220 190 15.789 STANLEY 1800 1789 FRANKFORT SPINK 11 0.615 230 209 21 10.048 FREDER ICK 13 FREEMAN BP.uAN 320 307 4.235 HUTCHINSON 1260 FRUITDALE BUTTE 1462 -202 -13.817 70 88 FULTON HANSON -1a -20.455 100 108 -a -7.407 GARDEN CITY CLARK 90 GARRETSON MINNEHAHA 104 -14 -13.462 GARY 960 963 -3 -0.312 DEUEL 270 GAYVILLE YANK TON 354 -84 -23. 729 GEDDES HO 407 -67 -16.462 CHARLES MIX 260 303 GETTYSBURG POTTER -43 -llt.191 l 680 1623 GLENHAM WALWORTH 57 3.512 140 169 -29 -17.lbO GOODWIN DEUEL l GREGORY 140 139 0.719 GREGORY 141 0 GRENVILLE DAY 1503 -93 -6.188 100 119 -19 -15.966

6 rop roP # CHANGE " CHANGE COONTY 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980-1986

GROTON BROWN HARR ISSUR G 1230 1230 0 0.000 LINCOLN 680 558 122 21.864 liARROLD HUGHES HARTFORD 200 196 4 2.041 ,·� INNEHAHA 1290 12J7 83 6.877 HAYTI HAMLIN HAZEL 370 371 -1 -0.210 HAMLIN 100 94 6 o.383 HECLA BROWN HENRY 440 435 5 1.149 COOINGTON 210 217 -7 -3.226 HERMOSA CUSTER HERREID 280 251 29 11.554 CAMPBELL 580 570 10 '1. 754 HERRICK GREGORY HETLAND 120 115 5 4.348 KINGSBURY 66 -24.242 HIGHMORE HYDE 50 -16 HILL CITY 860 1055 -195 -18.483 PENNINGTON 640 535 HILLSVIEW MCPHERSON 105 19.626 HITCHCOCK 7 9 -2 -22.222 BEADLE l30 132 -1.515 HGSMER c:DMUNDS -2 HOT SPRING3 3't0 385 -45 -11.688 FALL RIVER 456 HOVEN POTTER 0 474 2 -182 -3.838 HOW ARD 630 615 15 2.439 r41NER lOoO 1169 -109 -9.324 HUD SON LINCOLN 330 388 HUMBOLDT MINNEHAHA -58 -14.948 440 487 -47 -9.651 HURLEY TURNER 390 419 HURON BEADLE -29 -6.921 12240 13000 -760 -5.846 liHERIOR JACKSON 70 62 a IPSWICH EDMUNDS 12.903 1020 1153 -133 -11.535 I RENE TURNER 495 509 IROQUOIS KINGSBURY -14 -2.750 320 348 -2a -8.046 I SA8 EL OE,iEY 370 332 JAVA ..iAUIORTH 36 ll.446 200 26 L -61 -23.372

JEFFERSON UNION 600 592 a 1.351 KADOKA JACKSON 770 832 -62 -7.452 KENNEBEC LYMAN 340 1.796 KEYSTONE 334 6 PENN 1 NG TON 420 295 125 42.373 KIMBALL BRULE 810 7.713 KF.ANZBURG 752 5a CCD ING TON 170 136 34 25.000 LAKE ANDES CHARLES MIX 860 -16.424 LAKE CITY l 029 -169 r4ARSHALL 50 4b 4 8.696 U\K E "lORDEi-l HAMLIN 440 LAKE PR ESTON 417 23 5.516 KINGSBURY 640 789 -149 -18.885 LANE JERAULD LANGFORD 80 83 -3 -3.6llt MAR SHALL 4.235 LE BOLT GRANT 320 307 13 LEAD 90 94 -4 -4.255 LAWRENCE 4330 -340 -7.852 LEBANON POTTER 3990 LEMMON PER KINS 140 129 11 8.527 LENNOX LINCOLN 1 760 1871 -111 -5.933 LEOLA ,'\CPHE RSON 1820 1827 -7 -0.383 LESTERVILLE YANKTON 5 80 645 -65 -10.078 LETCHER SANBORN 160 156 4 2.56-. 240 221 19 8.597 LILY 'JAY 30 LONG LAKE MCPHERSON 38 -8 -21.053 100 117 -17 -14. 5 30 LOWRY WAL .iORTH 20 MADISON LAKE 22 -2 -9.091 6260 6210 50 o. 805 MAR ION TURNER 810 830 MARTIN BENNE TT -20 -2.410 1120 1Jl8 102 10. 020 MARVIN GRANT 40 MCINTOSH CORSON 52 -12 -23.071 460 418 42 10.048 MCLAUGHLIN CORSON 760 754 MELLETTE SPINK 6 o.796 200 192 8 4.167

7 roP roP t CHANGE " CHANGB 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980-1986

MENNO HUTCH IN SON 690 793 -103 211 -12.989 MI DlAND HAAKON 220 -57 -20. 578 MIL BANK GRANT 4120 4120 0 0.000 MILLER HAND 1700 1931 -231 -ll.963 MISSION TODD 680 748 -68 -9.091 M IS $ ION HI LL YANKTON 210 197 13 6.599 MIT CHELL DAV ISON 13620 13916 -296 -2.127 MOBRIDGE ,.ALWOR TH 4170 4174 -4 -0.096 MONROE TURNER 140 170 -30 -17.647 MONTROSE MCCOOK 380 396 -16 -4.040 MORRISTOWN CORSON 120 127 -7 -5.512 MOUND CITY CAMPBELL 110 J.ll -l -0.901 HOUIH VERNON DAVISON 400 402 -2 -0.498 MURDO JONES 7 30 723 7 0.960 NAPLES CLA RK 40 45 -5 -11.111 NEiol EFFINGTON ROBERTS 230 261 -31 -ll.877 NEW UNDER WOOD PENNING TON 560 517 43 a. 311 NEW I'llTTEN TRIPP l'tO 134 6 4.478 NEWELL BUTTE 590 638 -48 -7.52't NISLAND BUTTE J. 90 216 -26 -12.037

NORTH SIOUX CHY UNION 2180 1992 188 9.438 NORTHVILLE SPINK 190 138 52 37.681 NUNDA LAKE 60 60 0 0.000 OACuMA LYMAN 300 289 ll 3.806 U ELR I CHS FALL RIVER 140 124 16 12.903 OLDHAr� KINGSBURY 180 222 -42 -18.919 OLIVET HUTCHINSON 80 96 -16 -16.667 GNAKA FAULK 50 70 -20 -28 .571 ONIDA SULLY 760 851 -91 -10.693 ORIENT FAULK 70 87 -17 -19.540 ORTLEY ROBERTS 70 80 -10 -12. 500 PARKER TURNER 910 999 -89 -8.909 PARKSTON HUTCHINSON l.350 1545 -19 5 -12.621 PEEVER ROBER TS 240 232 8 3.448 PHILLIP HAAKON 1150 1088 62 5.699 PIERPONT DAY J.70 184 -14 -7.609 PIERRE HUGHES 12600 lJ.973 627 5.237 PLANKINTON 570 -74 -J. l .491 AURORA 6� -74 PLATTE CHARLES MIX 1260 1334 -5. 54 7 POLLOCK CAMPO Ell 350 355 -5 -1.408 PRESrfJ LYMAN 640 760 -120 -15.789 PRINGLE CUSTER 100 l 05 -5 -4.762 PUKWANA BRULE 220 234 -14 -5.98.3 QUINN PENN INGTON 90 80 10 12.500 RAf

8 FOP FOP # CHANGE " CHANGE TOWN 1986 1980 1980- 1986 1980-1986

SENECA FAULK 100 l 03 -3 -2.913 SHERMAN MlNNEHAHA 100 100 0 0. 000 S H-lA I BROOKINGS 120 129 -9 -6. 977 SIO UX FALLS 'IINNEHAHA 97550 81343 16207 19. 924 SI SSETON KGBEK.TS 2690 2789 -99 -3.550 SOUTH SHORE CGD ING TON 2 60 241 19 7.884 SPEARFISH LAwtRENCE 5990 52 51 739 l4.07't SP i:N CER 'K CGOK 340 3 80 -40 -10.526 SPRINGFIELD BCN HOMME 1220 1377 -157 -11.402 ST . FRANC IS TODD 730 766 -36 -4.700

ST . LAWRENCE HAND 220 ST !CK NEY AURORA 223 -3 -1. 345 S TGCKHOLM GRANT 350 409 -59 -14.425 STRAN DBURG GRANT 120 95 25 26.316 90 STRATFORD BROiolN 79 11 13.924 70 STURGIS MEADE 82 -12 -14.63', SU,'�M IT ROBERTS 5320 5184 136 2.623 TABOR BON HOMME 350 290 60 20.690 TEA LINCOLN 340 460 -120 -26. 087 TIMBER LAKE DEWEY 850 729 121 16 •.598 630 660 -30 -4.545 TOLSTOY POTTER TORONTO 80 97 -17 -17 .526 DEUEL 210 236 -26 -11.017 TRENT MOODY 13 TR IP P 210 197 6.599 HU TCHINSON 700 804 -104 -12.935 TULARE SPINK 238 TURTON 230 -8 -3.361 SPINK 110 101 9 8.9 11 TWIN BROOKS GRANT 3 TYNDALL 90 87 3.448 BON 1-0MME 990 1253 -263 -20.990 UTICA YANKTON VALLEY SPRii;GS 90 100 -10 -10.000 MI NNEHAHA 810 1301 9 1.124 VEBLEN MA RSHALL VERDON BRO,.N 280 368 -88 -23.913 VERMILLION CLAY 7 7 0 o. 000 V l BO RG TuRNER 9270 10136 -866 -8.544 VlENNA CLARK 650 812 -162 -19.951 VILAS MI NER 70 90 -20 -22. 222 VlRG lL BEA DLE 30 28 2 7.143 lfOLGA BROOKINGS 30 37 -7 -18.919 VOLIN YANKTON 1290 1221 69 5. 651 "AGNER CHARLES MIX 160 156 4 2.564 1290 1453 -163 -11.218 WAKONDA CLAY 21 WA LL PENNINGTON 410 383 7.050 WALLACE CODINGTON 760 770 -10 -1.299 WAR D MOODY 90 90 0 0.000 WARN ER BR OWN 40 43 -3 -6.977 WASTA PENNING TON 3 20 322 -211 -0.621 WA TERTO"N CODI NG TON 110 99 11.111 lolAUBA Y DAY 16670 15649 1021 6.524 11EBS TER DAY 640 675 -35 -5.185 WEN TWORTH LAKE 2330 2417 --87 -3.600 180 193 1 3 -6. 736 WESSI NG TON BEADLE 210 WESSING TON SPR JERAULD 294 -24 -8.163 WEST PORT BROWN 1050 12 03 -153 -12.118 WETONKA 120 122 MCPHERSON 20 22 -2 -1.639 lolHlTE BROOKINGS -2 -9. 091 WHlTE LAKE AURORA 500 474 26 5.485 WHITE RIVER MELLETTE 370 414 -44 -10. 62 8 liHITE RO CK ROBERTS 580 56 l 19 3. 3a7 \o/HITEl.000 LA ,cRENCE 10 10 0 0.000 860 821 39 WILLOW LAKE CLARK 5 4.750 380 375 1.33 3

9 FQP FQP # CHANGE " CHANGE COONTY TCMN 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980-1986

WIUIGT RO BERTS 460 507 -47 -9.270 wlNFRED LAKE 70 81 -11 -13.580 TRIPP -0.346 WINNER 3460 3472 -l- Z WOLSEY BEADLE 'tlO 437 2 7 -6. 178 WOOD ME llE TTE 130 134 -4 -2. 985 WOGNSGCKET SANBORN 700 799 -99 -12.390 WORTHIN G LINCOLN 390 388 2 o.s 15 YALE BEADLE 150 136 1.4 l0.294 YANKTON YANK TON 11sao 120 ll -431 -3.588

TABLE 9. 1986 FQRLlTION ESTIMATES OF scum DAKOTA MliN ICIPALITIF.S RANKED BY SIZE OF PLACE

FQP FQP # CHANGE " C1lANGE RANK COONTY 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980-1986

l COTTON WOOD JAC KSON 2 4 -2 -50.000 2 VERDON BROWN 7 7 0 0.000 3 HILLSVIEW MCPHERSON 7 9 -2 -22.222 4 WHITE ROCK ROBERTS 10 10 0 0.000 5 BUTLER DAY 20 22 -2 -9.091 6 Al BEE GR AN T 20 23 -3 -13.043 7 ..iETONKA MCPHERS ON 20 22 -2 -9.091 8 ROSWELL MIN ER 20 19 l 5.263 9 LOWRY WAL.WORTH 20 22 -z -9.091 10 VIRGIL BEAOC.E 30 37 -1 -18.9 19 ll LILY DAY 30 38 -8 -21 .053 12 CHELSEA FAULK 30 �l -11 -26.829 13 FARMER HAN SON 30 27 3 11.111 14 VILAS MIN ER 30 28 2 7 .143 15 ARTAS CAMPBELL 40 43 -3 -6.977 16 NAPLES CLARK 40 45 -s -11.1 11 17 ROCKHAM FAULK 40 52 -12 -23.077 18 MARVIN GRAN T 40 52 -12 -23. 077 19 WARD MOODY 40 43 -3 -6. 977 20 BROADLAN D BEADLE so 49 l 2.041 21 AL TAMON T DEUEL so 58 -a -13.793 22 ONAKA FAULK 50 70 -20 -28.57 1 23 BANCROF T KIN GSBUR Y 50 4 1 9 21.951 24 HETLAN D KIN GSBURY so 06 -16 -24.242 -ZS LAKE C ITV MARSHALL 50 46 4 8.696 26 DOLTON TURNER 50 47 3 6.383 21 FAIR BURN CUSTER 60 41 19 46.341 28 ERWIN KINGSBURY 60 66 -6 -9.091 29 NUNDA LAKE 60 60 0 0. 000 30 AKASKA iolAUIORTH 60 49 11 22.449 31 BU SHNELL BROOKINGS 70 76 -6 -7.895 32 STRATFORD BROWN 70 82 -12 -14.634 33 FR UITDALE BUTTE 70 88 -18 -20.455 34 VIEN NA CLARK 70 90 -20 -22.222 35 GRI ENT FAULK 70 87 -17 - 19.540 36 REE HEIGHTS HAN D 10 88 -18 -20.455 37 IN TERIOR JACKSO N 70 62 8 12.903 38 WINFRED LAKE 70 81 -11 -13.580 39 ORTLEY ROBER TS 70 80 -10 -12.500 40 RAVINIA CHARLES MIX 80 88 -8 -9.091

10 POP roP , CHANGE X CHANGE TOWN COUNTY 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980-1986

OL IVET 41 HUTCHI NSON 80 96 -16 aELVIDERE JACKSON -16. 667 42 80 80 0 LANE JERAULD 0. 000 43 80 83 -3 -3.614 44 TOLSTOY POTTER 80 uANTE 97 -17 -17.526 45 CHARLES MI X 90 83 7 GA RDEN C ITV CLARK a.434 46 90 104 -14 -l3. 462 47 iiALLACE CODINGTON LE BOLT 90 90 0 0. 000 48 GRANT 90 4 STRANDBURG 94 - -4.2 55 49 GR ANT 90 79 11 TWIN BROOKS GRANT 13. 924 50 90 87 3 3.448

51 CAMP CROOK HARDING 90 100 -10 -10.000 52 QU INN PENNINGTON 90 80 lO 12. 500 53 CLAIRE CI TY RO BERTS 90 87 3 3. 448 54 oRENT FORD SP INK 90 9l -1 -1. 099 55 UTICA YANKTON 90 100 -10 -10. 000 PR I NGLE CUSTER 100 105 -5 -4. 762 56 LOO 57 uRENVILLE DAY 119 -19 -15. 966 FAULK 58 SENECA 100 103 -3 -2. 913 59 HAZEL HAMLIN 100 94 6 6. 383 HANSON -1. 60 FUL TON 100 108 -8 407 61 FAIRVIEW LINCOL.N 100 LO NG LAKE 11CPHE RSON 90 10 11.111 62 100 117 -17 -14.530 63 SHERMAN MINNEHAHA lOO DA V IS TURNER 100 0 0. 000 64 100 100 0 0. 000 65 CAVOUR BEADLE 110 MO UND CITY CAMPBELL 117 -7 -5. 983 66 110 111 -l -0. 90 1 67 BR ADLEY CLARK 110 ANDOVER DA Y 13 5 -25 -18. 519 68 110 139 -29 -20. 863 69 EDEN MAR SHALL 110 itASTA PENN I NG TO N 142 -32 -22. 535 70 110 99 ll 11.111 7l CORONA ROBERTS 110 126 -16 -12. 698 72 TURTON SP I NK 110 101 73 SINAI BROOKI NGS 9 8.9ll 120 129 -9 -6. 977 74 oiESTPORT DROWN 120 122 RAYMOND CLARK -2 -1. 639 75 120 106 14 13.208 76 MO RRISTOWN CORSON 120 127 oRANDT DEUEL -7 -5. 512 77 120 129 -9 -6. 977 78 STOCKHOLM GRANT 120 95 HEF..RIC K GREGORY 25 26.316 79 120 115 5 DIMOCK HUTCHINSON 4. 348 80 120 140 -20 -14. 286 81 uRAP ER JONES 120 BADGER KINGSBURY 138 -18 -13. 043 82 120 99 21 21.212 83 HITCHCOCK BEADL E 130 ,i OOD MELLETTE 132 -2 -1. 515 84 130 134 -4 -2. 985 85 AGAR SULLY 130 ASTOR IA DEUEL 139 -9 -6.475 86 140 154 - l't -9. 091 87 GOODWIN DEUEL 140 l GELR ICHS FALL RIVER 139 o. 719 88 140 124 16 12. 903 89 REVILLO GR ANT 140 LEBANON POTT ER 158 -18 -ll.392 90 140 129 11 8. 527 91 NElol lollTTEN TR I PP 140 MONROE TURNER 134 6 4. 478 140 170 -30 -17. 647 93 GLENHAM WAL lolORTH 140 YALE BEADLE 169 -29 -17. 160 94 150 136 14 10.294 95 CANUVA MINER 150 COLUMB IA oROlolN 194 -44 -22. 680 96 160 161 -1 -0. 62 1 97 DALLAS GR EGORY 160 3ATESLANO SHANNON 199 -39 -19. 598 98 160 163 -3 -1. 840 99 ASHTON SP INK 160 LESTERVILLE YANK TUN 154 6 3.896 100 160 156 4 2. 564

1 1 roP roP ,; CHANGE % CHANGE RANK T'OwN COUNTY 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980-1986

101 VOLIN YANK TON 160 156 4 2.564 102 "RANZBURG COD ING TON l 70 136 34 25.000 103 6uFFAl O GAP CUSTER 170 186 -16 -8.602 104 PIERPONT DA Y 170 l 84 -14 -7.609 105 OLDHAM KING SBURY 180 222 -42 -18.919 106 ioiENTl'IOR TH LAKE 180 193 -ll -6.736 107 NISLAND BU TTE 190 216 -26 -12.037 108 NG RTHV ILLE SP INK l 90 138 52 37.681 109 CLAREMONT BROWN zoo 180 20 11.111 110 HA RROLD HUG HE S 200 196 4 2.041 111 MELLETTE SPINK 200 192 8 4.167 112 JAVA WALWORTH 200 261 -61 -23. 3 72 113 HEN RY CODINGTON 210 21 7 -7 -3.226 114 TORUN TO DEUEL 210 236 -26 -l.l.O l7 115 CRESBARD FAULK 210 221 -ll -4.977 116 FAIRFAX GREGORY 210 225 -15 -6.667 117 CENTRAL CITY LAWRE NCE 210 177 33 18.644 118 TRENT MOODY 210 197 13 6.599 119 M lSSION HIL L YANKTON 210 197 l3 6. 599 120 PUK 'liANA aRULE 220 234 -14 -5.983 121 FLO RENCE CGD ING TON 220 l 90 30 15.789 122 MIDLAND HAAKON 220 277 -57 -20.578 123 ST. LAWRENCE HAND 220 223 -3 -1.345 124 RELIANCE LYMAN 220 190 30 15.769 lL5 AR TES IA N SANBORN 220 227 -7 -3.084 126 RAMONA LAKE 230 241 -ll -4.56.lt 127 NEW EFFING TON ROBERTS 230 26 1 -31 -11.877 128 FRANKFORT SP INK 230 209 21 10.048 129 TULARE SP INK 230 238 -8 -3. 361 130 BRUCE BROOKINGS 240 254 -14 -5.512 13 l EG AN MGODY 240 248 -a -3.226 132 PEE VER ROBERTS 240 232 a 3. 448 l33 LETCHER SA NBORN 2't0 221 19 0.597 134 CHANCELLOR TURNER 240 25 7 -17 -6.615 135 ROSLYN DAY 250 26 l -l l -4.215 l36 CARTHAG E M[NER 250 274 -24 -8.759 137 GEDDES CHAR LES MIX 260 303 -43 -14.191 136 SOU TH SHORE CODING TON 260 24 1. 19 7.884 139 ..iESSI NG TON dEADLE 270 294 -24 -0. l 6 3 140 GAAY DE UE L 2 70 35 4 -84 -23. 729 141 C.JNDE SP INK 270 259 11 4.247 142 HERMOSA CUSTER 280 251 29 ll.554 143 VEBLEN MARSHALL 280 368 -88 -.23. 913 144 ALPENA JERAULD 300 288 12 4 .16 7 145 OACOMA LYMAN 300 289 11 3.806 146 ETHAN DAVISON 310 35 l -41 -11.681 147 IROIJUOIS KINGSBURY 320 348 -28 -8.046 148 FREDERICK BR OWN 32 0 Ji)7 13 4. 235 149 WARNER BROWN 320 322 -2 -0.621 l 50 LANGFORD MA RSHALL 320 3 ,J 7 l3 4.23 5

151 ROSCOE EDMUNDS 330 370 -40 -10.8 ll 152 HU DSON LINCOLN 330 388 -58 -1'.. 948 153 T14BOR BON HOMME 340 460 -120 -26.087 154 HGSMER EDMUNDS 340 HO 385 -45 -11.688 155 KENNE3EC LYMAN 334 6 1.796 156 SP ENCER MCCOOK 340 38 J -4,J -10.526 l.57 GAYVILL E YANKTON 34 J 'tO7 -67 -16.462 158 STICKNEY AURORA 350 409 -59 -14.425 159 POLLOCK CAMPBELL 350 355 -5 -l.408 160 BONESTEEL GREGORY 350 358 -a -2.235

1 2 ,, CHANGE RANK OOP roP " CHANGE TOWN 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980- 1986

SUHH [T 161 ROBERTS 350 290 60 20.690 COL OME 162 TRIPP 350 36 1 -11 -3.047 163 DOLAND SPINK 360 381 -21 -5.51 2 IIIHI TE LAKE 164 AURORA 370 414 -10.628 ISABEL -44 165 DEWEY' 3 70 332 38 11.446 166 DELMONT DOUGLAS 370 290 80 27.586 167 BRYANT HAMLIN 370 388 -J.a -4.639 168 HAVT I HAMLI N 370 371 -1 -0.270 169 Er1ERV HANSO N 370 399 -29 -1. 268 170 WILLOW LA KE CLARK 380 375 5 1.333 MONT ROSE ,'4 CCOOK 171 380 396 -16 WOR THING LINCOLN -4. 040 17 2 390 388 2 5 HURLEY TURNER O. SJ. 173 390 419 -29 -6. 921 l 74 MOU NT YERNGN DAVISON 400 402 -2 wa.SEY BEADLE -0.498 175 410 437 -27 -6.178 176 WAKONDA CLAY' 410 383 BLUNT 27 7.050 177 HUGHES 410 424 -14 ROSHOLT ROBER TS -3. 302 178 410 446 -36 -8. 012 179 KEV STONE PE NNI NG TON 420 295 EAGLE BUTTE DEWEV 125 42.373 180 430 435 -5 -1.149 HECLA BRO.m 181 440 435 5 1.149 182 LAKE NO RDEN HAMLIN HUMBOLDT MINNEHAHA 440 417 23 5.516 183 440 MCINTOSH CORSO N 487 -47 -9.651 184 460 418 42 10.048 185 BR ISTOL DAY COLMAN MOODY 460 445 15 3. 371 186 460 501 -4J. -8.184 187 WILMGT ROBERTS AVUN BON HOMME 460 507 -47 -9.270 188 480 576 -96 -16.667 189 IR ENE TUR NER WHITE BROOKINGS 495 509 -14 -2.750 19 0 500 474 26 5 .4d5 i 91 BISON PERKINS CORSICA 510 457 53 11.597 19 2 DOUGLAS 540 BuFFALO HARDI NG 644 -104 -16.149 J.93 540 453 67 19. 205 194 CAN lSTOTA ,'4C C COK CAS TlEWOOO HAMLI N 540 626 -86 -13. 738 195 550 NEW UNDERWGGD PENNI NG TON 55 7 -7 -1.257 196 560 517 43 8.31 7 197 OUPREE llEB AC H PLANKINTON AURORA 560 562 -2 -0.356 198 570 E:iTELLI NE HAMLI N 644 -74 -1 1.491 199 570 719 -149 -20.723 200 HERR EID CAM PBELL 580 57 0 10 1. 754

HA NSON 201 ALEXANDRIA 580 LEOLA MCPHERSON 588 -8 -1.361 20 2 580 645 -65 -10.078 20 3 �HITE RIVER MELLETTE AURORA BROOKINGS 580 56 l 19 3.387 204 590 507 83 16. 371 205 NEWELL BUTTE BRIDGEWATER ,11 CCOOK 590 63 8 -4 8 -7.524 206 600 653 -53 -8.116 207 JEFFERSON UNION FAITH MEADE 600 592 8 1. 351 208 620 576 44 7.639 2 09 TIMBER LAKE DEWEY HGV EN POTTER 630 660 -30 -4. 545 ,10 630 615 J.5 2.439 WAUBAY' DAY 211 640 675 2J.2 BGWDLE EDMUNDS -35 -5.185 LAKE PRESTGN KINGSBURY 640 644 -4 -0.621 213 640 789 214 PRESHO LVMAN -1 49 -18.885 HlLL CITY PENNINGTON 640 760 -120 -15.789 215 640 535 216 BIG STONE CITY GRA NT 105 19.626 VIBORG TURNER 650 672 -22 -3.274 217 650 812 218 ELKTO N BROOKINGS -162 -19.951 670 632 219 BALTIC MINNEHAHA 38 6.0 ll 670 679 220 HARRISBURG LI NCOLN -9 -1.325 680 558 J.22 21.864

1 3 rop rop ii CHANGE X CHANGE TOWN COUNTY 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980-1986

221 11ISS ION TODD 680 748 -68 -9.091 222 ARMOUR DO UGLAS 690 819 -1 29 -15.751 223 MENNO HUTCHlNSON 690 793 -103 -12.989 22't TRIPP HUTCHINSON 700 804 -104 -12.935 225 �OONSOC KET SANBORN 700 799 -99 -12.390 226 COLTON MlNNEHAHA 720 757 -37 -4.888 227 BURK E GREGORY 730 859 -129 -15.017 228 MURDO JONES 730 723 7 0.968 229 ST. FRANCIS TODD 730 760 -36 -4.700 230 ALC ESTER UNION 740 885 -145 -1 6.384 231 MCLAUGHLIN CORSON 754 6 o. 796 WALL 760 232 PENN ING TON 760 710 -10 -1.299 233 ONIDA SULLY 851 -91 -10.693 KAOOKA 76 0 234 JACKSON 170 832 -62 -7.452 SELBY 235 WALWORTH 780 884 -104 -11.765 236 CENTERVILLE TURNER 892 -92 -10.314 231 KIMBALL 800 BRULE 810 7 52 58 7 .113 238 VALL EV SPR WGS MINNEHAHA 9 l. l.24 MARION 810 801 239 TURNER 830 -20 -2.410 SCOTLAND 810 240 BON HOMME 840 1022 -182 -17.808 241 TEA LINCOLN 850 729 1.2l 16. 598 242 CROOKS MINNEHAHA 850 594 256 43.098 243 LAKE ANDES CHARLES MIX 860 l 029 -169 -l6.'t24 244 HIGHMORE HYDE 860 1055 -195 -18.· 43 3 245 WHITEWOOD LA•R ENCE 860 821 39 4.7 50 246 PARKER TURNER 910 999 -89 -8.909 247 ARLINGTON KINGSBURY 92 3 991 -60 -6.862 248 FAULK TON FAULK 930 981 -51 -5.199 249 GARR ETSON MINNEHAHA 960 963 -3 -0.312 250 TYNDALL BON HOMME 990 12 53 -263 -20.990

251 lPSloi lCH EDMUNDS 1020 1153 -133 -11.535 252 WESS INGTON SPR JERAULD 1050 1203 -1 53 -12. 718 253 HOWARD MINER 1060 1169 -109 -9.32 4 254 M Ai<.TI N BENNETT 1120 1018 102 lo. 02 0 255 PHILL IP HAAKON 11 50 1088 62 5.699 2:i6 DE SM ET KINGSBURY 1170 1237 -67 -5.'tl6 257 EUREKA MCPHERSON 1180 1360 -1 80 -13.235 258 EDvEMONT FALL RI VER 1190 1468 -276 -18. 937 259 SPR INGFIELD BON HOMME 1220 1377 -157 -ll. 402 260 GROTON BROWN 1230 1230 0 0.000 261 PLATTE CHARLES MIX 1260 l33't -74 -5.547 262 FREEMAN HUTC HINSON 1260 Ho2 -202 -13.817 263 VOLGA BROOK INGS 1290 1221 69 5.651 264 WAGNER CHARLES MIX 1290 1453 -163 -ll.218 LAKE 265 CLEAR DEUEL 1290 1310 -20 -l.527 266 HARTFORD MINNEHAHA 1290 1207 83 6.87 7 267 SALEM MCC OOK 1320 1486 -166 -1 1.171 268 PAR KSTON HUTCHINSON 1350 1545 -195 -1 2.621 269 GREGORY GREGORY l'tl O 1503 -93 -6.188 270 CLARK CLARK 1430 13 51 79 5.848 271 ELK POINT UN ION 1430 166 l -231 -13.907 272 BRITTON MARSHALL 1450 1590 -140 -8.80 5 273 GETTYSBURG POTTER 1680 1623 51 3.512 274 MILLER HAND 1700 19 31 -231 -ll.963 2 75 BERESFORD UNION 1750 1a65 -115 -6.166 276 LEM,"40N PERKINS 1760 1a 11 -111 -5.93 2 277 FORT PIERRE STANLEY 1800 1789 11 0. 614 278 LENNOX LINCOLN 1820 1827 -1 -0.383 279 CUSTER CUSTER 1830 18 30 0 o. 000 280 DEADWOOD LAWRENCE 2020 2035 -15 -o.73 7

14 roP rop :; CHANGE " CHANGE 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980-1986

281 FLANDREAU MOODY 2120 2114 6 0.283 28 2 NORTH SIOUX �Y UNION 2180 1992 188 9.437, 283 CHAMBERLAIN BRULE 2260 22 58 2 o.oa8 284 WEB STER DAY 2330 2417 -87 -3.599 285 DELL RAP lDS MINNEHAHA 2370 2389 -19 -o. 795 286 SISSETON ROBERTS 2690 2789 -99 -3. 549 281 CANTON LINCOLN 28)0 2886 -56 -l.940 288 REDF IELD SPINK 2830 302 7 -197 -6. 508 28 9 BRANDON CITY MINNEHAHA 3200 2589 611 23.599 290 WINNER TR IPP 3460 3472 -12 -0.3�5 291 LEA D LA.iRENCE 3990 4330 -340 -7.852 292 BOX ELDER PENN I NGTON 4110 3186 924 29. 001 293 ,'I IL3ANK GRANT 4120 4120 0 0. 000 294 MO BRIDGE ..iALWORTH 4170 4174 -4 -0.095 295 BELLE FOURC Hc BUTTE 4550 46n -142 -3. 026 296 rlOT SPRINGS FALL RIVER 4560 It74 2 - 182 -3.838 297 STURG IS :-IEA DE 5320 5184 136 2.623 298 SPEARFISH LAWRENCE 5990 5251 739 14.073 299 MADlSON LAKE 6260 62 10 50 0.805 300 VER MILL ION CLA Y 9270 10136 -866 -8. 543

301 YANKTON YANKTON 11580 1201 1 -431 -3. 588 302 HURON BEADLE 122't0 13000 -760 -5.846 303 PIERRE HUGHES 12600 11973 627 5.236 30 -. ,'1 lTC HELL DAVI SON 13620 13916 -296 -2.127 30� BROCKI NGS BROOKINGS 14800 14951 -151 -1.010 306 ioiATER TO lolN CODINGTON 16670 15649 1021 6. 524 307 ABERDEEN BROWN 25670 25851 -181 -0. 700 308 RAP lD CITY PENNINGTON 52480 48692 3768 7. 779 3 Q'; SIOUX FALLS MINNEHAHA 97550 81343 16207 19.924

TABLE 10. saJrn DAKOTA MUNICIPALITIF.S RANKED BY NUMBER CHANGE, 1980- 1986

# CHANGE # CHANGE HANK ca.JNTY 1980-1986 RANK TOWN ca.JNTY 1980-1986

l VERMILL ION CLAY -866 21 VIBORG TURNER -162 2 HURON BEADLE -760 22 SPRJ NGf'I ELD BON HOMME -157 3 Y ANKTON YANKTON -431 23 WESS INGTON SPR .IER AULD -153 4 LEAD LA i,jRENCE -340 24 BROOK INGS BROOKINGS -151 5 MITCH ELL DA VISON -296 25 ESTELUNE HAHLI N -149 6 EDGEMONT FALL RIVER -278 26 LAKE PRESTO N KINGSBUAY -149 7 TYNDALL BON HOMME -263 27 ALCESTER UNION -145 8 ELK POINT UN ION -231 28 BELLE FOURCHE BUTTE -142 9 MILLER HANO -231 29 BRITTON MARSHALL -140 10 FR EEM AN HUTCHINSON -202 30 IPSWICH EDMUNDS -133 ll REDFI ELD SPINK -197 31 ARMOUR DOUGLAS -129 12 HIGHMORE HYDE -195 32 BURKE GREGORY -129 13 PARKSTON HUTCHINSON -195 33 TABOR BON HOMME -120 14 SCOTLAND BON HOMME -182 34 PRESHO LYMAN -120 15 HOT SPR INGS FALL RIVER -182 35 BERESFORD UN ION -115 lb ABERDEEN BROlfN -181 36 LE MMON P E� K INS -111 17 EUREKA MC P HERSON -180 37 HOWARD MINER -109 18 LAKE AN DES CHARLES MIX -169 38 CORSICA DOUGl.AS -104 19 SALEM MC COOK -166 39 TR IPP HUTCHI NSON -104 20 lolAGNER CHARLES HIX -163 40 SELBY WALWORTH -104

15 # CHANGE # CHANGE RANK TOWN CUJNTY 1980-1986 RANK TOWN cnJNTY 1980-1986

41 MEN NO HUTCHI NSON -103 101 DOLAND SP INK -21 42 WCXJNSOCKET SANBORN -99 102 ONAKA FA ULK -20 43 SISSE TON ROBERTS -99 103 VIENN A CLARK -20 44 AVON BON HOHME - 9 6 10 4 DIMOC K HUTCHINSO N -20 45 GREGORY GREGORY -93 105 MARION TURNER -20 46 CENTERVILLE TURNER -92 10 6 CL EAR LAK E DEUEL -20 47 ONIDA Si.JLLY -91 107 GRENVILLE DAY -1 9 48 PARKER TUR NER -89 lJ8 DELL RAP IDS MI NNEHAHA -19 49 VEBLE N MARS HALL -8 8 10 9 FRU I TOAL E BUTTE -1 8 50 WEBST ER DAY -87 110 REE HEIGHTS HAND -18 51 CANI'.i TOTA MCCOOK -86 11l DRAP ER JONES -18 52 GARY DEUEL -84 112 REVILLO GRANT -18 53 PLANKINTO N AUROR A -74 113 BRYANT HAMLIN -18 54 PLATTE CHARLES MI X -74 lh OR I ENT FAULK -17 - 17 55 MISSION TOD D -68 115 TOLSTOY PGTTER - 1 56 AR LINGTON KINGSBURY -oa 116 L.JNG LAKE MCP HERSON 7 57 GAYVILLE YANKTON -6 7 117 CHANCELLOR TURNER -1 7 58 DE SM ET KINGSBURY -01 113 HETLA ND KiNGSBURY -16 59 LEOLA MCP HERSON -6 5 119 OL IVET HUTCHINSON -1 6 60 KADOKA JACKSON -62 120 CORONA RO BERTS -1 6

61 JAVA WALf'IORTH -61 121 BUFFALO GAP Ci.JSTER -16 62 ST I CKNEY AURORA -59 122 MONTROSE MCCOOK -16 63 HUDSON LI NC 0.LN -58 123 FAIRFAX - 15 :'! GREGORY 64 IDLA ND HAAKON -5 7 12-. DEADWOOD LAilRENCE - 15 65 CANTON LINCOLN -56 12:; G.;RDE N CI TY CLARK -14 66 BRI DGE',IATER MC COOK -53 12 6 ASTOR I A DEUEL -14 67 F AULK TON FAULK -5 1 12 7 PI ERPONT DAY -14 68 NEwElL BUTTE -48 12 3 PU KWANA BRULE -14 69 HUMBOLD T IH NNEHAHA -4 7 129 BRU CE BROOKI NGS -14 10 "'ILi'-iL T ROBERTS -4 7 UC BLUNT HUGHES -14 7l HOSMER EDMUNDS -45 131 IRENE TURNER --14 72 CANOVA MINER -44 132 ,1ENTWORTH LAKE 1 3 73 iilHITE LAKE AURORA -44 133 ROCKHAM FAULK -1 2 74 GEDDES CHARLES MIX -43 u..:. MARVIN GRANT -12 75 OL DHAM KINGSBURY -42 13 5 STRATFORD BROWN -12 76 ETHAN DAVISON 77 -4 1 136 WINNER TRIPP -1 2 COLMAN MOOD Y -41 137 CHELSEA FAULK -11 78 ROSCOE EDMU NDS -40 133 WINFRED LAKE -ll 79 SP ENCER -ll ao .l'ICCOOK -40 139 CRESBARD FAULK DALLAS GREGORY -3 9 140 RAMONA LAKE -l l 81 COL TO N 111NN EHAHA -37 14 1 ROSL YN DAY -1 l 82 ROSHOLT ROBERTS -36 142 COLOME TRIPP -11 83 ST. FRANCIS TO Du -36 143 ORTLEY ROBER TS -10 84 l,IAUBA Y DAY -35 14-. CAMP CROOK HARDING -10 - 85 EDEN .l'IARSHAlL --32 145 UTICA YA NK TON 10 86 NE iol EFF INGTON ROBERTS J l 140 WALL PE NNINGTON -10 87 MONROE TURNER -3 0 147 S INA I BROOK INGS -9 88 TIMBER LAKE DEWEY -30 143 BRANOT DEUEL -9 89 ANDOVER DAY -29 149 AG AR SULLY -9 90 GLENHAM WAL iolORTH -2 9 l5C BAl TIC MINNEHAHA -9 91 EMERY HANSON -29 151 LILY DAY -8 92 HURLEY TURNER -29 152 ALTA MONT DEUEL -8 93 IROQUOIS KlNGSBURY -28 153 RAVINIA CHARL ES MI X -B 94 WOLSEY BEAD LE -27 154 FU LTON HA NSON -8 95 NISLAND BUTTE -2 6 155 TULAR E SP INK -8 96 TORONTO DEUEL -26 15 6 EGAN MOODY -8 97 BRADLEY CLARK - 25 157 BO NE STEEL GREGORY -8 98 CARTHAGE MINER -24 158 AL EXANDRIA HANSON -8 99 WE'.iSlNG TO N BE ADLE -24 159 VIRGIL BEADLE -7 100 81G STONE CITY GRANT -22 160 CAVOUR BEADLE -7

1 6 # CHANGE # CHANGE TOWN axJNTY RANK 1980- 1986 roJNTY 1980-19--86 MORR ISTOWN CORSON HARRO LD HUGHES 16 l -1 221 uR EGORY 4 HENRY CODINGTON HERR[CK 5 162 -7 222 CLARK AR TES IAN SANBORN WlLLOW LAKE 5 163 -1 223 BRO -iN CASTLElolOOD H..MUN HE�LA 5 16-. -1 224 HAML IN 165 LENNOX LINCOLN 225 HAZEL 6 -7 NE� itITTEN TR I PP 166 c:R,i1IN KING SBURY -o 226 6 to7 8USHNELL 9ROOK1NG'.i 227 ASHTON SPINK 6 toa ;,APL ES -o KENNEBEC LYMAN CLAR K -5 228 6 MCLAUGHL IN CORSON 6 169 PRI NG LE CUSTER -5 229 POLLOCK FLANDREAU MOODY 170 CAMPBELL -5 230 6 EAGLE BUTTE 17 l DEWEY -5 IL- LE BOLT DANTE CHARLES r4 I.x 1 - GRANT -4 231 7 l 73 ioiOO D ,'IURDO JONES MELLETTE 4 232 7 BO lolDL c - INTERIOR JACKSON lH i:!JMUNDS -4 233 8 I :J MOBRIDGE MELLETTE SP lNK l - r. \,jA L..iORTH -4 234 8 176 AL3EE -,RA NT 235 PEEVER ROBERTS 8 ARTAS -J N UNION 177 CAMPBE LL -3 JEFFERSO 8 ',,IARO 236 BANCROFT KINGSBURY q 173 MOODY -3 237 l 79 LANE JERA ULD TURTON SP INK 9 SE"lECA -3 238 EY SPRINGS 11HlN EHAHA � 130 FAULK -3 VALL 239 QUINN PENN INGTON 24Q 10 131 8ATESL ANO SHANNON -3 132 :; T • L AwR ENCE HANO -3 FA IRV IEW 133 GARRET SON MINNEHAHA -3 241 LINCOLN HERR E ID l () 13.:. COTTONWOOD JACKSON -2 242 CAMPBELL 10 1 a 5 HILLSVIEw MCPHERSON 243 AKASKA WALWORTH -2 STRAN DBURG 11 loo BUTLER DAY -2 244 GRANT 11 lolA'.;TA 137 WETONKA MC PHERSON -2 245 PENN INGTON 11 LO\oiRY l'IA L.iORTH 1aa -2 246 LE3ANON POTTER l. l l. 39 11E'.;TPORT dROiiN -2 CONDE SP INK HITCHCOCK t3EADLE 247 l l. l '>0 -2 248 OACOMA LYMAN 11 249 FORT PIERR E STANLEY 11 AL PENA JERAULiJ l c l ·,. ARNER BRO ioiN -2 250 12 l , 2 MOUNT VERNON DA VISON -2 DUPREE l I EBACH 1n -2 MOODY l3 BRE NTFORD SPINK 251 TRENT 190:. -1 MISSION HILL YANKTON 13 19 5 i'IOUND C ITV CAMPBELL - 1 252 BROWN 253 FREDERICK BRO WN 13 116 COL UMBIA -1 HA Ml.l N 254 LANGFORD MARSHALL 13 1n HAY TI -1 BR OW N 255 RAYMOND CLARK 14 193 VERDON 0 ROBERTS 256 YA LE BEADLE 1 4 199 WH ITE ROCK 0 LAKE 257 BR I STOl OAY 15 2GO NUNDA 0 258 HOVEN POTTER 15 259 OELRI CHS FALL RIVER 1.6 JACKSON 0 BELVIDERE 260 FAIRBURN CUSTER L9 20 l CODlNGTON 202 WAL lACE 0 M(NNEHAHA lETCHER SANBORN 203 SHERMAN 0 261 19 TURNER SOUTH SHORE CODINGTON 204 DAVIS 0 262 19 GROTON BROWN 0 iolHlTE RlVER MEllETTE 205 0 263 19 206 CUSTER CUSTER 264 CLAREMONT BROliN 20 207 MILBANK GRAN T 0 265 BADGER KINGSBURY 21 203 ROSWELL MINER l 266 FRANK FORT SP INK 21 BEADLE 209 BR OADLAND l 267 LAKE NORDEN HA ML IN 23 210 GOOO,IIIN DEUEL l 268 STOCKHOLM GRAN T 25 269 WHITE BROOKINGS 26 270 WAKONDA CLAY 27 .. VILAS MINER 2 211 2 I.ORTHING l1NCOU4 271 HERMOSA CUSTER 29 212 BR ULE 2 CHAMBERLAIN 272 FLGRENCE COD INGTON 30 213 HANSON FARMER 3 273 REL IANCE LYMAN 30 214 TURN ER 3 215 DOL TON 274 CENTRAL CITY LA WRENCE 33 BROOKS GRANT 3 KRANZBUHG CODIN.. TO N .34 216 TWIN 27 5 CLAIRE CITY ROBERTS 3 276 ISABEL DEiiEY 38 217 MARSHALL 4 ELKTON i3RGOK INGS 38 213 LAKE CITY 277 LESTERV ILLE YA NKTON 4 278 •H l TEwtOOD LAoiRENCE 39 219 YA NKTON 4 MC I NTOSH CORSON 220 VOL IN 279 42 280 NEW LlNDERWOOD PENN l NGTGN 43

17 # CHANGE # CHANGE RANK COUNTY 1980-1986 RANK TOWN 1980-1 986

281 FA ITH MEADE 44 30 l NORTH S[OUX Cl TY UNION 188 282 MA DI SON LAKE 50 302 CROOKS MINNEHAHA 256 283 NORTHVILL E SP INK 52 303 BR ANDON CI TY MINNEHAHA 611 284 BI SON PERK INS 53 304 PI ERRE HUGHES 627 285 GE TTYSSURG POTTER 57 305 SP EARFI SH LA IIRENC c 739 286 Kl11BALL BR ULE 58 306 BOX ELDER PENN I NGTON 924 1021 287 SUMMIT ROBERTS oO 307 WA TERTOWN COO INGTGN 288 PHILLIP HAAKON 62 308 RA PCD CITY PE NNI NG TON 3788 289 VOl vA 8 ROOK 1.',G S 69 309 SIOUX FALLS MINNEHAHA 16207 290 CL ARK CLARK 79

291 DEL:�ON T DOUGLAS 80 292 AURORA BROOKINGS 83 293 HARTFORD MINNEHAHA 83 294 BUFFALO HARDING a1 295 MART IN BENNETT 102 296 Hill CITY PENNl NG TuN 105 297 TEA Ll NCOLN 121 298 HARRISBURG LINCOLN 122 299 KEYSTONE PENN INGTON 125 300 ST URGI S l'IEAOE 136

11. saJI'H DAKOTA r-«.JNICIPALITIES RANKED BY Hll.."'»11' ClWUi, TABLE 1980- 1986

x aw«:iH x CllM«ai RANI � 1980-1986 CXUll'Y 1980-1986

l CUTTONIIOOO JA CKSON -50.000 31 SCOTLAND BON HOMME -17.808 2 ONAKA -28. 571 32 MONROE TURNER -17.647 FAULK 33 3 CHELSEA FAi.JLK -26. 829 TOL STOY POTTER -17. 526 4 TA BG R -26. 087 34 GL ENHAM iiiAL WORTH -17. 160 BON HOMME HOMME 5 HETLAND K li,GSBUR Y -24.242 35 AVON BON -16.667 HUTCHINSON 6 VEBLEN MA�SHALL -23. 913 36 OL IVET -16.667 YANK TON 7 GARY OE iJEL -23. 729 37 GA YV ILLE -16.462 CHARLES MIX 8 JA VA nAL,mRTH -23.372 38 LAKE ANDES -16.424 UNION 9 ROCKHAM FAuLK -23.077 39 AL CESTER -16.384 DOUGLAS 10 MARV IN GRANT -23.,J77 40 CORSICA -16. 149 ll CANO VA 11 I NER -22.680 'tl GR ENVILLE DA Y -15.966 12 EDEN MARSHALL 42 PR ES HG l YMAN -15. 789 13 -a. 535 VIENNA CLARK -.22.222 43 ARMOUR DOUGLAS -15.751 14 HILLSV IEW MCP HER SON -22.222 44 BU RKE GREGORY -15.017 15 LILY DA Y -21.053 45 H.JDSON LI NC OLN -14.948 16 TY NDALL BOii HOHME -Z0.990 46 STRATFORD BROWN -14.634 17 ANDOVER DA V -20.863 47 LONG LAKE HCi> HERSON -14. 530 18 ESTELL INE HAiRIN -20. 723 48 STICKNEY AURORA - 14.42 5 19 Ml OLAND HA,.KON -20. 578 49 DIMOCK HUTCHINSON -14.286 20 FRUITDAL E BUTTE -20. 455 50 GE ODES CHARLES 111X - 14. 191

21 REE HE IGHTS HANO -20.455 51 ELK POINT UNION -13.907 22 VIBORG TURN ER -19.951 52 FR EE MAN HUTCHINSON -13.817 DEUEL 23 DA LLAS GREGORY -19.598 53 ALTAMONT - 13. 793 MCCOOK 24 OR IENT FAULK -19.540 54 CANISTOTA -U.738 LAKE 25 EDGEMONT FALL RIVER -J.8.937 55 iH NFRED -13. 580 26 OLDHAM Kli�GSBURY -18. 919 56 GARDEN CITY Ci.ARK -13.462 27 VIRGIL BEADLE -18.919 57 EUREKA :-ICPH ERSON -13.235 28 LAKE PRESTON KINGSBURY -J.8.885 58 DRAP ER JONES -l3.J43 29 BRADLEY CLARK -18.519 59 uaee GRANT -13.043 30 HIGHMORE HYDE -18.483 60 /'let.NO HuTCHlNSO N -12.989

1 8 � CHANaE "awDi RANK ro.Nl'Y 1980-1986 RANK CXUffY 1980-1986

-6.ao1 6 l TR IPP HUTCHINSON -12.935 121 ARL WGTON KI NGSaURY -6. 735 62 ioiESSINGTON SPR JERAULD -12. 718 122 .;EN TPiORTH LAKE -6. 066 63 CORONA ROBERTS -12.698 12 3 FAIRFAX GREGOH.Y -6.ol4 64 PARKSTON HUTCHINSON -12.621 124 CHANCELLuR TU RNER -().508 ROB ERTS -12.soo lZS REDFI �i..D S? INK o5 ORTLEY -6.0:.74 WOONSOCKE T S ..NB ORN -12.3qo 126 .-GAR SJLL Y 66 -6 . 187 67 NISLAND BUTTE -12.J3 7 127 _;REGORY ;;..EGORY -6.178 H..:.NO -11.963 l 2 8 l'iOL SEY acADLc 68 MILLE R -6. l 66. r� EW EFF !"IGTDN ROBERTS -ll.i:l77 129 d ERE SfORD UNION 69 -5.982 70 SELBY ..AL 110R TH -11.765 130 PUKWANA BiWLE 71 HGS,'IER EuMUNOS -ll.688 131 CAVOUR 8 i:AOLE -5.982 72 cTHAN uA VI SGN -ll.6dl 132 LEMMON P ER KIN S -5.932 73 IPSWICH EuMUNO S -11.5 35 133 HURON BcADL c - 5.846 74 ?LANKl tHON AURORA -11.491 134 PLATTE CnARL ES MI X -5.547 75 '.iPR Ir,Gf I ELD dGN riOMME -11.402 135 DOLAND SPINK -5.511 76 REVILLO GRANT -11.392 136 BRUCE BROOKING S -5. 511 77 ',iAGNER CHARLES MI X -11.210 137 MORRI STO \o,N CORSON -5. 51 l 78 SAL Er1 MCCOOK -11.111 138 DE SrlET KINGSBURY -5.416 79 ,'IAPLES CLARK -11.111 139 FAULKTON FAULK -5. 198 80 TORON TC DEUEL -11. 017 140 WAUBAY D .. Y -5.185

81 ROSCOE Ei)MUNO S -10. 811 141 CRESBARD FAULK -4.977 82 ONIDA SULLY -1 o. 693 142 COLTO N MINNEHAHA -4.887 83 WHITE LAKE AURORA -10.628 143 PR INGLE CUSTER -4.761 84 SPENCER MCC OOK -10. 526 144 ST. FRANCIS TODD -4. 699 85 C ENTERV ILLE TU RNER -10.314 145 BRYAN T HAMLI N --..639 86 LEOLA MC PHERSON -10. 078 146 RAMONA L.. KE -4. 564 87 CAMP CROOK HARDING -10. 000 147 TIMBER LAKE De WEY -4.545 88 UTI CA YA NKTON -10. 000 148 LE BOLT GRANT -4.255 89 HUMBOL OT MINNEHAHA -9.651 149 ROSLYN o .. Y -4.214 90 HOWARD MINER -9.324 150 MONTROSE MCCOOK -4.040 91 \,j{U�CT RO BER TS -9.270 151 HOT SPR INGS FALL RI VER -3.838 92 MIS SION TO DD -9.09 1 152 LAN E JERAULD -3.614 93 ASTORIA DEUEL -9.091 153 WEB STER DA Y -3. 599 94 RAVINIA CHARLES MIX -9.091 154 YANKTON YANKTON -3. 588 95 ERWlN KINGSBURY -9.091 15 5 SIS Sc TON ROBERTS -3. 549 96 BUTLER DA Y -9. 091 156 TULAR E S?INK -3.361 97 WETONKA MCPHERSON -9.091 157 BLUNT HUGHES -3.301 98 LOWRY WALWOR TH -9.091 158 BIG STONE CITY GRANT -3.273 99 PARKER TURN ER -8.909 159 EGAN MOOD Y -3.225 100 BRITTON MA RSHALL -8.805 160 HENRY C GO I NGTON -3.225

10 l CARTHAGE MI NER -8.759 16 l ARTESIAN S.-NBORN -3. 083 102 BUFFALO GAP CUSTER -8. 602 162 C DLDr1E TR IPP -3. 047 10 3 VERMILLI ON CLA Y -8. 5"'t4 163 BELLE FOURCHE BUTTE -3. 02 6 104 C CJ..MAN 11000Y -8.184 164 \olOGD MELLETTE -2.985 10 5 ;;esSI NG TON BeADL E -8.163 165 SENECA F..:.ULK -2.912 106 BRIDGE11ATER MCCOOK -8.116 166 IR ENE TURNER -2.150 10 7 ROSHOLT ROBERTS -8.072 167 MAR ION TURNER -2.409 108 IROQUOI S KINGSBURY -8.046 168 BONESTEEL i.REGORY -2 .2H 109 BUSHNELL BROOKINGS -7.895 169 Ml TCHELL i)AV[ SON -2.127 110 LEAD LA WR ENCE -7. 852 170 CANTON LI NCOLN -1. 940 lll P !ERPONT o .. Y -7.608 171 BATESLAND SHANNON -l.840 112 NE\iELL BUTTE -7 .523 172 \olESTPORT aROillN - l. 639 113 KADOKA JACKSON -7.451 l 73 CLEAR LAKE DEUEL -1.526 l 14 FULTON H ..NS ON -7.407 174 HlTC I-COCK BEADLE -1.515 115 EME�Y HANSON -7.268 175 POLLOCK CAMPBELL - l.408 116 S WAI BROOKINGS -6. 976 l 76 AL EXANDRIA HA NSON -1.360 11 7 BRANDT DcUEL -o.976 177 ST. LAWR ENCE HAND -l.345 118 ARTAS Ci.MP B cLL -6.976 178 BALTIC MINNEHA HA -1. 325 119 WARD MOODY -6.976 179 oiALL PENNI NGTON -1.2�8 120 nURLE Y TURNER -6.921 180 CASTLEWOOD HAMLIN -1.25 6

1 9 � CJIANGB s aw«m COON'l'Y 1980-1986 RAJtl{ 1980-1986

181 EAGLE BUTTE DEWEY -1 . 149 241 i-iE RR ICK GREGORY 4.347 182 BR ENTFORD SPlNK - l. 09 8 242 ;, Ej,j ,H nm TRIPP 4.477 183 BROOKlNGS oROOKINGS -1.010 243 .;HITEWOOD LA',,RENCE 4.750 184 MOUND CI TY CAMPBELL -0.900 244 PIERRE HUGHE S 5.236 185 DELL RAPIDS MINNEHAHA -o. 79 5 245 r-G S',,ELL HINE!,. 5.263 186 DEADWOOD LAWRENCE -0.737 246 ;;HITE oROOKINGS 5.485 LAKE NORDEN HAMl l N 5. 5 l 5 187 ABERDEEN oROIIIN -0. 100 247 188 BOWOlE EDMUNDS -0 .621 248 VOLGA oROOKINGS 5.651 189 WARN ER oROWN -0.621 249 PHlllIP HAAKON 5.698 190 COLUMBIA oROWN -0. 621 250 CLARK CLARK 5. 84 7

191 MOUNT VERNON QAV l SON -0.497 25 1 cLKTON oROOKINGS 6. 012 192 LENNOX LINCOLN -0. 383 252 DOL T� TURNE R 6.383 l 93 DUPREE l.IEBACH -0.355 253 HAlEl HA MLIN 6.383 194 OIIINNER TRIPP -0 . 345 254 oiATERTDloN CODINGTON 6.524 19 5 GARR ETSON iH NNEHAHA -0.311 255 TRENT rllJODY 6. 599 196 HAYT I HAMLIN -0.269 256 ,H SSION Hill YANKTO N 6.599 197 MOBR IDGE iiALWORTH -0. 095 257 HARTFORD rl!NNEHAHA 6.876 198 VERDON GROWN 0.000 258 ',i AKDNOA CLAY 7.049 199 WH ITE ROCK ROBER TS 0.000 259 'w' lLA S i-l INER 7. 142 i-lEADE 7. 63 8 200 NUNDA LAKE 0.000 2b0 F ,\ I TH 201 BELVIDERE JACKSON 0. 000 261 KI MBALL 6RULE 7. 712 202 WA LlAC E CODING TON 0.000 262 RAP ID CITY PENNING TON 7. 779 203 SHERMAN MINNEHAHA 0.000 263 SGUTH SHORE CODINGTON 7.d83 204 DA VIS TURNE R 0.000 261t NEil UNDERWOOD PENNI NG TON 8.317 205 GROTON dROWN 0.000 265 DAN TE CHARLES MIX 8.433 206 CUST ER CUSTER 0.000 266 LEBANON POTTER 8.527 207 MilBANK GRANT 0.000 267 LETCHER 5ANBORN 8. 597 208 CHAMBERLAIN a.RUi. E 0.088 268 LAKE CITY , ...AR SHA LL 8.695 209 FLANDRE AU MOODY 0.283 269 TURTON 5P INK 8.910 270 9. lt37 210 WORTHING LINCOLN o.s15 NORTH SIOUX CITY UN ION 211 FORT PIERRE STANLEY 0.614 271 i-l ART IN 6ENNETT 10.019 212 GOGDWIN JEUEL o. 719 272 FRANKFORT SPINK 10.047 273 CORSON '1CLAUGHL IN CORSON 0. 79 5 HCINTO SH 10.047 213 , 271t 3EAOlE 10.29� MADI SON LAKE o. 805 YALE 214 275 FARM ER HA NSGN 11.111 215 �ROD JONES 0.908 276 FAIRVIE" LINCOLN 11. 111 2lb VALLEY SPR INGS r4INNEHAHA 1.123 277 WASTA oRO�N PENNINGTON 11. 111 217 HECLA 1.14q 278 CLAR EMON T BR OWN 11.111 218 WllL0,1 LAKE CLARK 1. HJ 2.79 I SABEL DE,,EY ll.445 219 JEFFER SON UN ION 1.351 280 hERMos... CJSTER 11.553 220 HERREI D CAMPBEll 1. 7 Sit

221 i

231 CL:. lR E C I TY r-OBER T.S 3.448 291 TEA LI NCOl N i.6. 598 232 PEEVER ;..oa El<. TS 3. 448. 292 cm TRAL CI TY L:.1tR ENC E l8. 641t 233 GETTYS 3URG POTTER 3.512 293 BUFFALJ HARD ING 19.205 234 GACO MA LYMAN 3.806 29 4 HILL CITY PENNINGTON 19.626 235 ASHTON SPINK 3.896 29 5 SIOUX FALL S MiNNEHAHA l 9. 924 236 i� ELL ETTE �p INK 4.166 296 SUMM IT ROBERTS 20.689 237 AL PENA ..iERAULO 4. lo6 297 oAOGER KINGSBURY 21.212 238 FREDERICK 0R011N 4.234 298 HARR 1 SBURG LINCOLN 21. 803 239 LANGFORD HARSH All 4.234 299 BAl�CROF T KINGSBUl{Y 21.951 240 CONDE SP INK 4.247 300 AKASKA •Al lilJI..TH 22. 449

20 � CHANGB RA>I{ � caJNl"{ 1980-1986

30 l BRANDON CITY MlNNEHAHA 23.599 30 2 KRANZBURG COOING TON 25.0 00 303 STOCKHOLM GRANT 26. 315 304 DELMONT DGUCiLAS 27.586 305 BOX ELDER PENN INGTON 29.001 306 NORTH VILLE S? INK 37.681 307 KEYSTONE PENNINGTON 42. 3 72 308 CROOKS MINNEHAHA 43.097 309 FAIRBURN Cu STER 46. 341

TABUi 12 . rorul.ATICN AND�CHANGB OF INCXfiKRATED � IN SCUl1f llAKOI'A ARRAl'GIDBY CXXJNTIES : 1980- 1986

cnJNI'Y AND rop rop # CHANGB "CHANGB PLACE 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980- 1986

AURORA COUNTY 3336 3628 -292 -8.049 PLANKINTON 570 644 -74 -11.491 ST ICKNEY 3 50 409 -59 -14.425 WHITE LAKE 370 414 -44 -10.628 OTHER* 2046 2161 -115 -5.322

BEADLE COUNTY 18295 19195 -900 -4.689 BROADLAND 50 49 1 2.041 CAVOUR 110 ll7 -7 -5.983 HITCiHC OCK 130 132 -2 -1.515 HURON 12240 13000 -7!a0 -5. 846 VIRGIL 30 37 -7 -18. 919 WOLSEY 410 437 -27 -6.178 �ESS INGT ON 270 294 -24 -8.163 YALE 150 136 14 10.29 4 OTHER* 49 05 4993 -88 -1.762 BENNETT CO UNTY 3044 MART IN 3373 329 10.808 OTHER� 1120 1018 102 10.020 2253 2026 22 7 ll.20 't BO N HGi�ME COUNTY 6770 8059 -1289 -15.995 AVON 4aO 576 -96 -16.667 SCOTLAi;O 840 1022 -182 -17.308 SPRINGflELO 1220 1377 -157 -ll .402 TABOR 340 46 0 -120 -26.087 TY NOALJ.. 990 1253 -26 3 -20.990 OT HER* 29 00 3371 -471 -13. 972 BROOKINGS COUNTY 24615 24332 283 1.16 3 AURORA 590 507 83 16. 371 BROOKINGS 148 00 14951 -151 -1.010 BR UCE 240 254 -l't -5.512 BUSH NELL 70 76 -6 -7.895 ELKTON 670 632 38 6.013 SI NA I 120 129 -9 -6. 977 VOLGA 1290 1221 69 5.651 WHITE 500 o\74 26 5.485 OTHER* 6335 6088 247 4.057

21 ca.JNI'Y AND roP R)p " CHANGE PLACE 1986 1980 1980-�-1986 1980-1986 BROWN COW TY 36680 36962 -282 -0.763 ABERDEEN 25670 25851 -1 8 1 -0 .700 CLAREHONT 200 180 20 11.111 COLUMB IA 160 161 -1 -0. 62 1 FREDERICK 320 307 13 4.235 GR OTO;; 1230 1230 0 0.000 HECLA 440 435 5 l.149 ST RA TFGRD 70 82 -12 -14.634 VE RDm, 7 7 0 0.000 WARN ER 320 322 -2 -0.62 1 WESTPORT 120 122 -2 -1.639 OTHER:;: 8143 8265 -122 -1.476

BRULE COUNTY 5492 5245 247 4.709 CHAMBERLAIN 2260 2258 2 0. 009 KIMBALL 810 752 58 7. 713 PU KWA isu\ 220 234 -14 -5. 983 OTHER* 22 02 2001 20 l 10.045

BUFFALO COUNTY 1632 1795 -163 -9 .08 1 OTHER* 1632 1795 -163 -9.081 BUTTE COWTY 8232 8372 -140 -l .672 BELLE FOURC HE 45'50 4692 -142 -3.026 FRUITD Al.E 70 88 -18 -20.455 NEWELL 590 63 8 -48 -7.524 NI SL AND 190 216 -2 6 -12.037 OTHER* 2832 2738 94 3.433

CAMPBELL COUNTY 2215 2243 -28 - l .248 ARTAS 40 43 -3 -6. 977 HERREID 580 570 10 1.754 MOUND CHY 110 lll -l -o .90 l POLLOCK 350 355 -s -1 .408 OTHER* 1135 1164 -29 -2.491 CHARL ES MIX cour.ry 93q2 9680 -288 -2.975 DA NTE 90 83 7 8.434 GEDDES 260 303 -43 -14.191 LAKE ANDES 860 1029 -169 -16.424 PLATT E 1260 1334 -74 -5 .547 RAVltHA 80 88 -8 -9 .09 1 WAGNER 1290 1453 -163 -ll .218 OTHER* 5552 5390 162 3.006 CLARK COUNTY 4822 4894 -72 -1.471 BRADLEY 110 135 -25 -18.519 CLARK 1430 1351 79 5.848 GARD Ei1 CITY 90 104 -14 -13 .462 NAPLES 40 45 -5 -11.111 RAYMOND 120 106 14 13.208 VIENNA 70 90 -2 0 -22.222 WILLOW LAKE 380 375 5 1.333 OTHER* 2582 2688 -106 -3. 943

CLAY COUNTY 12 804 13689 -8 85 -6 .465 VERM1LLION 9270 10136 -866 -8.544 WAKONDA 410 383 27 7.050 OTHER* 3124 3170 -46 -1.451 CODINGTON COUNTY 22456 20885 1571 7.522 FLORENC E 220 190 30 15.789 HENRY 210 217 -7 -3 .226 KRANZBURG 170 136 34 25.000 SOUTH SHORE 260 241 19 7.884 WALLACE 90 90 0 0.000 .,ATERTO "'N 16670 15649 102 l 6.524 OTHER* 4836 4362 474 10.867

22 roJNTY AND POP POP I CHANGE " CHANGE PLACE 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980-1986

CORSON COUNTY 5 028 5196 - 168 -3.233 MCINTOSH 460 418 42 10.048 MCLAUGHLIN 760 754 6 o. 796 MORRISTOWN 120 12 7 -1 -5. 512 OTHE;;.* 3688 3897 -209 -5.363 CU STER COUNTY 6936 6000 936 15.600 BUFFALO GAP l 70 186 -1 6 -8 .602 CUSTER 1830 1830 o 0.000 FAIRBURN 60 41 19 46.341 HERMG$A 280 251 29 ll.554 PRINGLE 100 105 -5 -4.762 OTHER* 4496 3587 909 25.342 DAVISON COUNTY 17449 17820 -371 ETHAN -2.082 310 351 -41 -ll.68 l MITC ncL L 13620 13916 MOUNT VERNON -296 -2.127 OTHER* 400 402 -2 -0 .498 3119 3151 -32 -1. 016 DAY COUNTY ANDG'w'ER 7858 8133 -275 -3.381 BRI $TOL 110 139 -29 -20.863 BUH. ER 460 445 15 3. 371 GR EWiILLE 20 22 -2 -9. O'H LlL y 100 119 -19 -15.966 PI ER?Ot-1T 30 38 -0 -21.053 170 184 -14 -7 .609 ROSL YN -11 iiAU BAY 250 26 1 -4.215 WEB $TER 640 675 -35 -5. 185 OTHER* 2330 2417 -87 -3.600 3748 3833 -85 -2.218 DEUEL COUNTY ALTAMONT 5044 5289 -245 -4.632 ASTORIA 50 58 -a -H. 793 BRANDT 140 154 -14 -9.091 CLEAR LAKE 120 129 -9 -6.977 GARY 1290 1310 -20 -1. 527 2 70 354 -84 -23.729 GOODidN l TORONTO 140 139 o. 719 OTHER* 210 236 -26 -11.017 2824 2909 -85 -2. 922 DEWEY CO UNTY EAGL E BUTTE 5482 5366 116 2.162 I SA Bel 430 435 -5 -1.149 TI MB ER LAKE 370 332 38 11.446 OTHER* 630 660 -30 -4. 545 4052 3939 11.3 2. 869 DOUGLAS COUNTY ARMCUR 3962 4181 -219 -5.238 CORS1CA 690 819 -129 -15.751 DEL�ON T 540 644 -104 -16.149 OTHER* 3 70 290 80 27.586 2362 2428 -66 -2. 718 EDMUNDS COUN TY 4960 5159 -199 -3.857 BOWDLE 640 644 -4 -o. 621 HOSi<\E R 340 385 -45 lPSiilCH -ll. 688 1020 1153 -133 -11.535 ROSCGE 330 370 -40 OTHER* -10.811 2b30 2607 23 0.882 FALL RIVER CGUN TY 7751 8439 EDGEHONT -688 -8.153 1190 HOT SPRINGS 1468 -278 -18.937 OELR ICHS 4560 4742 -182 -3.838 OTHER* 140 124 16 12.903 1861 2105 -244 -11.591

23 CXDrI'Y AND roP roP I CHANGB � CHANGB PLo\CB 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980- 1986

FAULK COUNTY 3077 3327 -250 -7.514 CHELSEA 30 41 -11 -26.829 CRE .'.i6ARD 210 221 -11 -4.977 FAULKTON 930 981 -51 -5.199 ONAKA 50 70 -20 -2s. 571 ORIENT 70 87 -17 -19.540 ROCKHA1'4 40 52 -12 -23. 077 SENECA 100 103 -3 -2.913 OTHER* 1647 1 772 -125 -7.054 GRANT co�TY 89 14 9013 -99 - ALBEE 1.098 20 23 -3 -13.043 BIG STONE CITY .6.50 672 -22 -3.274 LE BOLT 4.255 MARVIN 90 94 -4 - 40 52 Mll 8.ANK -12 -23.077 4120 4120 0 0.000 REVILLO 140 158 -18 -11.392 STOCKHOLM 120 95 25 26. 316 STRANDBURG 90 79 11 13 .924 BROOK rwrn S 90 87 3 3. 448 OTHER* 3554 3633 -79 -2.175 GREGORY COl.t.TY 5741 60 15 -274 -4.555 BONESTEEL 350 358 -8 BURKE -2.235 730 859 -129 -15. 01 7 DALLAS 160 199 -39 -19.598 FAIRF.\X 210 225 -15 -6 .667 GR EGORY 1410 1503 -93 -6.ld8 HERRICK 120 115 5 4.348 OTHER* 2761 2756 5 o. 18 1 HAAKON COUNTY 2793 2794 -1 -0. 036 11 lDlANO 220 277 -57 -20. 578 PHH.L I? 1150 1088 62 OTHER* 5. 699 1423 1429 -6 -0.420 HAML IN COUNTY BR YANT 5248 526 1 -l3 -0.247 CASTLEwOOD 3 70 388 -18 -....63 9 ESTi:Ll lNE 5 50 557 -1 -1.257 HA YTI 5 70 719 - 149 -20. 723 HAli:l 370 371 -1 -a. 210 LAKE NORD EN 100 94 6 6. 383 OTHER* 41t0 417 23 5. 516 2848 2715 133 lt.899

HANO COUNTY 46 54 4948 -294 -5.942 111 LL ER 1700 1931 -231 -11..963 REE HE IGHTS 70 88 -18 -20.455 ST . LA WRENCE 220 223 -3 -1.345 OTHER* 2664 2706 -42 -1.552 HANSGN COUNTY 3283 3415 -132 -3.865 Al EX.:.NDRIA 580 588 -8 -1.361 EMERY 370 399 -29 -7.268 FARM ER 30 27 3 11..ll l FUL TGN l 00 108 -a -7.407 OT HER* 2203 2293 -90 -3 . 92 5 HARCING COUiH Y 1776 1700 76 4. 471 BU FFALO 540 453 87 19. 205 CAMP CROGK 90 100 -10 -10. 000 OTHER* 1146 1147 -1 -0 .087 HUGHES COUNTY 148 89 14220 669 4.705 BL Ui, T 410 424 -14 -3 .302 HARROLD 200 196 4 2.041 PIERRE 12600 11973 627 5. 23 7 OTHE"* 1679 1627 52 3.196

24 CUMl'Y AND POP POP # CHANGE "CHANGE PLACE 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980-1986

HUTC HINSO N COUNTY 8654 9350 -696 -7.444 DIMOCK 120 FR.EEHAN 140 -20 -14.286 1260 1462 -202 -13.817 MENNO 690 OLIVET 79 3 -103 -12.989 80 96 -16 -16.667 PAR KSTON 13 50 TRIPP 1545 -195 -1.2.621 OTHER• 700 804 -104 -12 .935 44 54 4510 -56 -1. 242 HYDE COUNTY HIGHHGRE 1913 2069 -156 -7.540 OTHER* 860 1055 -195 -18.483 1053 1014 39 3.84-6 JACK.SON COUNTY BELVI DERE 3365 3437 -72 -2.095 80 80 0 0.000 COTTONWOOD i). INTER LOR 2 4 -2 -5 000 KADOKA 70 62 8 12.903 OTHER* 770 832 -62 -7 . 452 2443 2459 -16 -0.651 JERAuLD COUNTY ALPEf.i A 2804 2929 -12 5 -4.268 LANE 300 28 8 12 4.167 WESSJ:..GTON SPR 80 83 -3 -3.614 OTHE;;* 1050 1203 -153 -12. 718 1374 1355 19 1. 4J2 JONE:; COUNTY ORAP cR 1482 1463 19 1.299 MURDO 120 13 8 -18 -13 .043 OTHER-= 730 723 7 0.968 632 602 30 4.933

K ING '.i BURY COUNTY 6344 6679 -335 -5 .016 ARU NGTON 923 99 1 -68 -6. 862 BADGER 120 99 21 21.212 BANCROFT 50 'tl 9 21. 951 DE SrlET 11 70 1237 -67 -5.416 ERWIN 60 66 -6 -9.091 HETLAND 50 66 -16 -24.242 IROQuc;lS 320 348 -28 -3.046 LAKE PRESTON 640 789 -149 -18.885 OL DHAH 180 222 -42 -18. 919 OTHER• 28 31 2820 11 0.390 LAKE COUNTY 10826 10724 102 0.951 MADISON 6260 6210 50 0.805 NUNDA 60 60 0 0.000 RAMONA 230 241 -11 -4. 56� WENTiiGRTH 180 19.3 -13 -6.736 W 1 NF RED 70 81 -11 -13.530 OTHER* 4026 3939 87 2. 209 LAWR ENCE COUNTY 19442 18339 1103 6.015 C EN T;;..U.. CITY 210 177 33 18.644 DEADoiOOD 20 20 2035 -15 -o.73 7 L EAD 3990 4330 -3.ftoO -7.852 SPEARF l SH 5990 5251 739 14.074 WHITEWOOD 860 821 39 4.750 OTHER* 6372 5725 647 11. 30l l.lNCGLN COUNTY 143 63 13492 871 6.456 CANTON 2830 2886 -56 -1.940 FAIR VIE� 100 90 10 11.111 HARRISBURG 680 558 122 21.864 HUDSON 330 388 -58 -14.948 LENNOX 18 20 1827 -7 -0.383 TEA 850 729 121 16.598 WORTnlNG 390 388 2 a. 515 O TH.ER� 73 63 6626 737 ll .123

25 caJNTY AND rop rop I CHANGE S CHANGB PLACE 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980-1986

L Y11Ai, COUNTY 3720 3864 -144 -3 . 121 KENNEBEC 340 334 6 1.796 OACOM.. 300 289 11 3.806 PR ESHG 640 760 -120 -15. 789 RELIANCE 220 190 30 15.789 OTHER* 2220 2291 -71 -3 .099 MCCOOK COUNTY 6107 6¥.4 -337 -5. 230 BR I DGEriA T ER 600 653 -53 -8.116 CANISTOTA 540 626 -86 -13. 738 MONTROSE 3 80 396 -16 -4 .040 SA L EM 1320 1486 -166 -ll.171 SP ENCER 340 380 -40 -10 .526 OTHER* 29 27 2903 24 0.827

MC PHE RSON COUNTY 36 74 4027 -3 53 -8 .766 EUREKA 1180 HIU.SV 1EW 1 1360 -180 -13.235 9 -2 -22. 222 LEOLA 530 LONG LAKE 645 -65 -10.078 100 l l 7 -17 -1 4.530 WETONKA 20 OTHER* 22 -2 -9.09 1 l 760 1874 -1 14 -6 .08 3 MARSHALL COUNTY 5032 B 5404 -372 -6 .804 RITTGf, 1450 -8 .805 EDEN 1590 -140 110 142 -32 -22.535 LAKE C ITV 50 'H> 4 8.696 LANGFGRD 320 't.235 VEBLEN 307 13 280 -23.913 OTHER * 368 -88 2822 2951 -129 -4.37 l HEADE COUNTY 23457 20717 2HO 13.226 FA ITH 620 576 't4 1. 6.39 STURGIS 5320 5184 136 2.623 OTHER* 17517 l't957 2560 17.116 MELLETTE COUNTY 2296 22't9 47 2.090 WHIT E RIVER 580 561 3.387 WOOD 19 130 134 -4 -2.985 OTHER* 1586 1554 32 2.osc; MINER COUN TY 3467 3739 -272 -7.275 CANov:. 150 194 -44 -22. 680 CA RTHAGE 250 274 -24 -8. 759 HO WAR D 1169 -109 -9 .324 1060 l ROSW ELL 20 19 5.263 V[LAS 30 28 2 7 .143 OTHER * 1957 2055 -98 -4 .769 MINNEHAHA COUNTY 122667 109435 13232 12.091 BA LTIC 670 679 -9 -1 . 325 BRANOGi-l ITVC 3200 2589 611 23.600 COL TON 720 757 -37 -4. 888 CROOKS 850 594 256 43.098 DELL RAP IDS 2370 2389 -19 -o. 795 GARRETSON 960 963 -3 -0.312 HARTFGRD 1290 1207 83 6. 877 HU MBOL DT 440 487 -47 -9.651 SHERMAN 100 100 0 0.000 SIOUX FALLS 97550 81343 16207 19.924 VALLEY SPR IiiGS 810 801 9 l.124 OTrlEP. * 13707 l 7526 -3819 -21.790 i-l OODY CO UNTY 6708 6692 16 0.239 COLMAN 460 50 l -41 -8 . 184 EGAN 240 248 -8 -3.226 FLANDREAU 2120 2114 6 0.284 TRENT 210 197 13 6. 599 "ARD 40 43 -3 -6. 977 OT HER* 3639 3589 50 l.393

26 roMI'Y AND FOP FOP # CHANGB " CHAOOE PLACE 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980-1986

PENNINGTON COUNTY 76900 70361 6539 9.294 BO X ELDER 4110 3186 924 29.002 H(LL CITY 640 535 105 19.626 KEY:;TONE 420 295 125 42.373 NEW UNDERWOOD 560 517 43 a.317 QU INN 90 80 10 12.500 RAP IO CITY 52480 io,8692 3788 1.1ao WALl 760 170 -10 -1. 299 WAST A 110 99 ll 11. 111 OTHER* 17730 16187 l 543 9.532 PERK I NS cau.;TY 46 40 4700 -60 -1. 277 BISGN 510 457 53 11. 597 LEMMON 1760 1871 -111 -5. 933 OT HER* 2370 2372 -2 -0.084 POTTER COUNTY 3674 3674 0 O.JOO GETTYSBURG 1680 1623 57 3.512 HO VEN 630 615 15 2.439 LEBANON 140 129 ll a.527 TOL :;TOY 80 97 -17 -17.526 OTHER* 1144 1210 -66 -5.455 ROBERTS COUIHY 10979 10911 68 0.623 CLAIRE CITY 90 87 3 3.448 CORONA 110 126 -16 -12.698 NEW EFFINGTON 230 261 -31 -11.877 ORTLEY 70 80 -10 -12.500 PEEVER 240 232 8 3 .448, ROSHGL T 410 -.46 -36 -8. 012· SISSETON 2690 2789 -99 -3.550 SUMM IT 350 290 60 20. 690 WHITE ROCK 10 10 0 0. 000 WILMOT 460 507 -47 -9 . 270 OTHER* 63 19 6083 236 3.880 SANBORN caU'l TY -181 -5 .633 ARTE'.il AN 30 32 3213 7 -7 -3 .084 LETCHER 220 22 240 221 19 8. 597 WOOi�SOCKET -12.390 OTHER* 700 799 -99 18 72 1%6 -94 -4. 781 SHANNON COUN TY BA TESLAND 12756 11323 1433 12.656 OTHER* 160 163 -J -l.840 12596 11160 1436 12 .867 SP r ;;K ca� TY 89 34 920 l -267 -2. 902 ASH TON 160 154 6 3 .896 BR ENTFORD 90 91 -1 -l.099 CONDE 2 70 259 11 4.247 DOLAi,i D 360 38 1 -21 -5.512 FRA,';KFOR T 230 209 21 10. 048 MELLETTE 200 192 8 4. 16 7 NORTHVILLE 190 138 52 37.681 REDFIELD 2830 3027 -197 -6 . 508 TULARE 230 238 -8 -3. 361 TURTGN 110 101 g 8.9tl OTHER* 426'!• 4411 -147 -3.333 STANLEY COUN TY 2669 2533 136 5.369 FORT PIERRE 1800 1789 11 0.615 OTHER* 869 744 125 16. 80 l SULLY COUNTY 1923 1990 -67 -3.367 AGAR 130 139 -9 -6.475 ONIDA 760 8 51 -91 -10.693 OTHER* 1033 1000 33 3.300 TODD COUNTY 6842 7328 -486 -6 .632 f1IS SIDN 680 748 -68 -9.09 1 ST . FRA NCIS 130 766 -36 -4.700 OTHER* 5432 5814 -382 -6 .570

27 ccu,rry AND roP FOP • aw«.B "CHAtG PLACE 1986 1980 1980-1986 1980-1986

TRIPP COUNTY 7201 7268 -67 -0 .922 COLOME 350 36 1 -11 -3 .047 NEW iilTT EN 140 134 6 4.478 WINNER 3460 3472 -12 -0. 346 OTHER* 3251 3301 -50 -l.515 TURNER COUNTY 8691 9255 -564 -6 .094 CENTERV ILLE aoo 892 -92 -10.314 CHANC ELLOR 240 257 -17 -6 .615 DA VIS 100 100 0 0.000 DGL Tur; 50 47 3 6 .38 3 HURL E'f 390 419 -2 9 -6.921 IRENE 495 509 -14 -2 .750 MARIGN 810 830 -20 -2.410 MONROE 140 170 -3 0 -17.647 PARKER 910 999 -89 -8 .909 VIBO RG 650 812 -162 -19.95 1 OTHER* 4106 4220 -114 -2.701 UNlON COUNTY 10468 10938 -4 70 -4.297 ALCESTER 740 885 -145 -16.384 BERE SFORD l 750 1865 -115 -6. 166 ELK POINT 1430 166 l -231 -13.907 JEFFERSON 600 592 8 l.35 1 NORTH SIOUX CITY 2180 1992 188 9.438 OTHER* 3768 3943 -175 -4 .438

WALWG;:;.TH COUNTY 6714 7011 -297 -4 .236 A.KASKA 60 49 11 22.449 GL ENHAM l4J 169 -29 -17. 160 JAVA 200 261 -61 -23 .372 LOWRY 2'J 22 -2 -9.091 MOBRIDGE 4170 41 74 -4 -0.096 SELBY 780 884 -104 -ll.765 OTHER* 1344 1452 -1 08 -7.438 YANKTON COUNTY 18798 18952 -l 54 -0.813 GAYV ILLE 340 407 -67 -16. 462 LE STERVILLE 160 156 4 2.564 MISSION HILL 210 19 7 13 6.599 UTICA 90 100 -10 -10 .000 VOLJN 160 156 4 2.564 YANK TON 11580 120 l l -43 1 -3 .588 OTHER� 6258 5925 333 5.620 ZIEBACH COUNTY 2521 2308 213 c;.229 DUPREE 560 562 -2 -0 .356 OTHER* 1961 1746 215 12. 313

*Other in cludes all population that is not incorporated. This includes Native American Reservation housing units and villages; military bases; banes in the country; and the farm population.