Anderson, SD

South Dakota · Minnehaha County · Sioux Falls Metro

Anderson is a small town in South Dakota with a population of 406. Residents earn $143,705 per year, which is 91% above the national average.

4.2 /5.0

A Great

406 Population 534/sq mi density

$143,705 Median Income $54,068 per capita

$372,300 Home Value $384,029 Zillow

47°F Avg Temperature 291 sunny days/yr

10 Violent Crime/100K 258 property/100K

Overall

4.2 / 5.0

Great overall score based on economy, affordability, safety and education

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Economy

5.0 / 5.0

$143,705 median income, 0.0% unemployment

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Affordability

5.0 / 5.0

$372,300 home value

Safety

1.7 / 5.0

10 violent crimes/100K (97% below avg)

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Education

5.0 / 5.0

54.6% bachelor's degree or higher

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Haunted Places Near Anderson, SD

2 reported haunted locations found near Anderson, SD.

Name	Description
"Rock Hill"	This is located on a stretch of gravel road 1 mile north of Mission, This dirt road is believed to be haunted by the spirits of dead Indian women and children who were running for their lives and were slain by pioneers. To this day, it is said that you can see the ghosts and hear their screams and warnings.
Gitchie Manitou State Preserve	Incredible place historically. Occupied by the Oneota American Indians in the late 1600's and later the Yankton Sioux American Indians until the early 1900's, this continual American Indian occupation was a ceremonial place covered in large boulders that were thought to have healing properties. Large boulders survive to this day with the "dimples" in the rock caused from the American Indian's tapping instruments into the rock and then grinding the chips of the boulder into powder to me mi...

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"Rock Hill"

This is located on a stretch of gravel road 1 mile north of Mission, This dirt road is believed to be haunted by the spirits of dead Indian women and children who were running for their lives and were slain by pioneers. To this day, it is said that you can see the ghosts and hear their screams and warnings.

Gitchie Manitou State Preserve

Incredible place historically. Occupied by the Oneota American Indians in the late 1600's and later the Yankton Sioux American Indians until the early 1900's, this continual American Indian occupation was a ceremonial place covered in large boulders that were thought to have healing properties. Large boulders survive to this day with the "dimples" in the rock caused from the American Indian's tapping instruments into the rock and then grinding the chips of the boulder into powder to me mi...

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