Percent Change in Population, 2010-11
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FIPS 1 County name RUC code 2 Pop. 1990 Pop. 2000 Pop. 2010 Pop. 2011 Change 2010-11 46003 Aurora County 9 3,135 3,051 2,710 2,694 -0.59 46005 Beadle County 7 18,253 17,027 17,398 17,550 0.87 46007 Bennett County 9 3,206 3,572 3,431 3,441 0.29 46009 Bon Homme County 9 7,089 7,262 7,070 6,983 -1.23 46011 Brookings County 7 25,207 28,233 31,965 32,226 0.82 46013 Brown County 5 35,580 35,468 36,531 36,822 0.80 46015 Brule County 9 5,485 5,362 5,255 5,283 0.53 46017 Buffalo County 9 1,759 2,032 1,912 1,988 3.97 46019 Butte County 6 7,914 9,093 10,110 10,259 1.47 46021 Campbell County 9 1,965 1,782 1,466 1,427 -2.66 46023 Charles Mix County 9 9,131 9,350 9,129 9,208 0.87 46025 Clark County 9 4,403 4,143 3,691 3,628 -1.71 46027 Clay County 6 13,186 13,538 13,864 14,051 1.35 46029 Codington County 7 22,698 25,909 27,227 27,442 0.79 46031 Corson County 9 4,195 4,177 4,050 4,022 -0.69 46033 Custer County 8 6,179 7,268 8,216 8,338 1.48 46035 Davison County 7 17,503 18,743 19,504 19,651 0.75 46037 Day County 9 6,978 6,246 5,710 5,741 0.54 46039 Deuel County 9 4,522 4,498 4,364 4,359 -0.11 46041 Dewey County 9 5,523 5,972 5,301 5,421 2.26 46043 Douglas County 9 3,746 3,456 3,002 2,972 -1.00 46045 Edmunds County 9 4,356 4,367 4,071 4,056 -0.37 46047 Fall River County 7 7,353 7,453 7,094 6,981 -1.59 46049 Faulk County 9 2,744 2,640 2,364 2,367 0.13 46051 Grant County 7 8,372 7,845 7,356 7,250 -1.44 46053 Gregory County 9 5,359 4,790 4,271 4,216 -1.29 46055 Haakon County 8 2,624 2,196 1,937 1,907 -1.55 46057 Hamlin County 9 4,974 5,530 5,903 5,978 1.27 46059 Hand County 9 4,272 3,741 3,431 3,423 -0.23 46061 Hanson County 8 2,994 3,144 3,331 3,376 1.35 46063 Harding County 9 1,669 1,353 1,255 1,269 1.12 46065 Hughes County 7 14,817 16,483 17,022 17,292 1.59 46067 Hutchinson County 8 8,262 8,074 7,343 7,257 -1.17 46069 Hyde County 9 1,696 1,671 1,420 1,394 -1.83 46071 Jackson County 8 2,811 2,929 3,031 3,169 4.55 46073 Jerauld County 9 2,425 2,286 2,071 2,085 0.68 46075 Jones County 9 1,324 1,193 1,006 1,003 -0.30 46077 Kingsbury County 9 5,925 5,815 5,148 5,179 0.60 46079 Lake County 6 10,550 11,270 11,200 11,567 3.28 46081 Lawrence County 6 20,655 21,805 24,097 24,312 0.89 46083 Lincoln County 3 15,427 24,158 44,828 46,793 4.38 46085 Lyman County 9 3,638 3,899 3,755 3,806 1.36 46087 McCook County 3 5,688 5,825 5,618 5,556 -1.10 46089 McPherson County 9 3,228 2,904 2,459 2,452 -0.28 46091 Marshall County 9 4,844 4,578 4,656 4,597 -1.27 46093 Meade County 3 21,878 24,230 25,434 25,546 0.44 46095 Mellette County 9 2,137 2,083 2,048 2,067 0.93 46097 Miner County 8 3,272 2,836 2,389 2,359 -1.26 46099 Minnehaha County 3 123,809 148,321 169,468 171,752 1.35 46101 Moody County 8 6,507 6,586 6,486 6,475 -0.17 46103 Pennington County 3 81,343 88,619 100,948 102,815 1.85 46105 Perkins County 9 3,932 3,368 2,982 3,001 0.64 46107 Potter County 9 3,190 2,693 2,329 2,364 1.50 46109 Roberts County 9 9,914 10,013 10,149 10,286 1.35 46111 Sanborn County 9 2,833 2,676 2,355 2,392 1.57 46113 Shannon County 7 9,902 12,466 13,586 13,928 2.52 46115 Spink County 7 7,981 7,452 6,415 6,470 0.86 46117 Stanley County 9 2,453 2,772 2,966 3,002 1.21 46119 Sully County 9 1,589 1,553 1,373 1,375 0.15 46121 Todd County 9 8,352 9,050 9,612 9,822 2.18 46123 Tripp County 7 6,924 6,434 5,644 5,615 -0.51 46125 Turner County 3 8,576 8,847 8,347 8,332 -0.18 46127 Union County 3 10,189 12,583 14,399 14,651 1.75 46129 Walworth County 7 6,087 5,969 5,438 5,575 2.52 46135 Yankton County 7 19,252 21,657 22,438 22,612 0.78 46137 Ziebach County 9 2,220 2,519 2,801 2,852 1.82
Source: U.S. Census Bureau , 1990 and 2000 Censuses of Population (corrected), 2010 county redistricting files , and 2011 County Total Population Estimates .
1) The FIPS codes uniquely identify each county and are part of the Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), U.S. Department of Commerce. For more information, see the NIST FIPS publication page.2) The 2003 rural-urban continuum codes classify metropolitan counties (codes 1 through 3) by size of the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), and nonmetropolitan counties (codes 4 through 9) by degree of urbanization and proximity to metro areas. See rural-urban continuum codes for precise definitions of each code.
