South Dakota Birth Rate By County in 2011

Updated on June 18, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2011, the birth rate for South Dakota was 14.38. Todd had the highest birth rate (28.32), followed by Buffalo (26.58), and Oglala Lakota (25.72). On the other hand, Fall River had the lowest birth rate (7.25), followed by Perkins (7.33), and Miner (8.09).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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South Dakota Birth Rate By County in 2011

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County	Birth Rate
Aurora	12.55
Beadle	17.31
Bennett	19.42
Bon Homme	8.95
Brookings	11.47
Brown	13.54
Brule	12.86
Buffalo	26.58
Butte	12.81
Campbell	10.36
Charles Mix	15.92
Clark	12.34
Clay	11.29
Codington	13.51
Corson	19.51
Custer	9.63
Davison	12.5
Day	12.75
Deuel	11.47
Dewey	21.27
Douglas	12.41
Edmunds	8.39
Fall River	7.25
Faulk	12.28
Grant	9.79
Gregory	12.95
Haakon	10.92
Hamlin	18.86
Hand	13.1
Hanson	15.21
Harding	11.11
Hughes	14.42
Hutchinson	9.19
Hyde	9.22
Jackson	23.2
Jerauld	12
Jones	16.87
Kingsbury	12.62
Lake	10.16
Lawrence	10.05
Lincoln	16.41
Lyman	21.93
McCook	14.35
McPherson	10.19
Marshall	12.95
Meade	12.16
Mellette	20.98
Miner	8.09
Minnehaha	16.16
Moody	14.16
Oglala Lakota	25.72
Pennington	14.86
Perkins	7.33
Potter	9.32
Roberts	17.09
Sanborn	11.89
Spink	11.4
Stanley	12.44
Sully	10.91
Todd	28.32
Tripp	10.82
Turner	10.89
Union	12.22
Walworth	12.72
Yankton	11.53
Ziebach	15.53