Sioux County Map, North Dakota

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Sioux County, North Dakota

Sioux County stretches across the southern border of North Dakota. It’s home to the Standing Rock Indian Reservation. In fact, this land has witnessed centuries of Native American history.
Fort Yates, perched on the Missouri River, serves as the county seat. The other major river here is Cannonball River, which forms the northern boundary. Bison once roamed these plains in massive herds.
Today, efforts are underway to restore the land to its natural state. The county faces challenges but remains resilient. Community is everything here. Pow wows bring people together in celebration.
Category | Details |
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County name | Sioux County |
County seat | Fort Yates |
Population | Approximately 4,300 |
Cities, towns, and communities | Fort Yates, Cannon Ball, Porcupine, Selfridge, Solen |
Interstates and highways | North Dakota Highway 24, North Dakota Highway 6, North Dakota Highway 1806 |
FIPS code | 38-085 |
Total area (land and water) | 1,128 square miles (Land: 1,094 sq mi, Water: 34 sq mi) |
Adjacent counties (and direction) | Morton County (North), Emmons County (East), Corson County, South Dakota (South), Adams County (West), Grant County (Northwest) |
Time zone | Central Time Zone (CT) |
State | North Dakota |
Coordinates | 46.0899° N, 100.6345° W |
Etymology | Named after the Sioux people, who are native to the region |
Major landmarks | Standing Rock Reservation, Sitting Bull Memorial, Prairie Knights Casino & Resort |
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