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Hot Springs, South Dakota, in Fall River county, is 46 miles S of Rapid City, South Dakota (center to center) and 267 miles N of Denver, Colorado. There are 4,129 residents in the city.
In Hot Springs, about 46% of adults are married. In Hot Springs, more so than in most cities, people can be found in one-person households. People in the city are less likely to be married than people elsewhere.
Males are more numerous in Hot Springs than in most cities. There are a lot of senior citizens in the city.
In 2000, Hot Springs had a median family income of $35,786.
Hot Springs folks tended to give their money ($450) to George W. Bush in the 2004 Presidential race. More campaign money flowed to the Democratic party than to competing parties.
As of 2000, the share of housing units in Hot Springs that were owner-occupied was 61%. People on their own appreciate the studio and one-bedroom apartments in the city.
In Hot Springs, 89% of commuters drive to work. One of the nice things about Hot Springs is its reasonable commuting times.
Comparing Hot Springs to similar size places nationwide (Peers) and to other places in South Dakota (State):
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| Male Share of the Population | | |
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| Racial Diversity |  | |
| Children Under 5 Years Old |  |  |
| Female Share of the Population | | |
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| Portion of People Married |  | |
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| College Educated Adults | | |
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| Short Commute Times | | |
| Working at Home | | |
| Walking and Biking to Work |  | |
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| Studio & One-Bedroom Rentals | | |
| People Living Alone | | |
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| Seasonal and Vacation Housing | | |
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| Affordability of Property Taxes | | |
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| Low Property Crime | | |
| Low Violent Crime | | |
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Hot Springs (Evans Hotel) c1900.
Evans Hotel (Hot Springs) c1900.
Evans Hotel (Hot Springs) between 1880 and 1920
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