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| South Dakota Facts |
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Newton Hills State Park, south of Canton, South Dakota, is part of a geological feature called the Coteau des Prairie. This narrow strip of rolling hills and forests was created by glaciers and extends along the eastern edge of South Dakota. |
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The Crazy Horse mountain carving, located in South Dakota, now in progress will be the worlds largest sculpture (563' high, 641' long, carved in the round). It is the focal point of an educational and cultural memorial to and for the North American Indian. |
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Henry Holland built an English-style mill in Milbank in 1886, three years before South Dakota became a state. Until 1907 it was used by settlers to grind wheat and corn and to saw wood. |
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