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Most car-free households, South Dakota counties

South Dakota counties with the most occupied households that have no vehicle available, as of the 2024 American Community Survey. Ranked by number of households, not the share. This list covers the 66 counties in South Dakota that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 66 is 94. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Day County, SD, up 18 places to #25.

SAME RANKING BYCitiesStatesMetros
Most car-free households by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSEHOLDS WITHOUT A VEHICLEVS 2020
01Minnehaha County, SDSD212,6914,740+22%
02Pennington County, SDSD116,7922,574−2%
03Brown County, SDSD37,5611,104+7%
04Brookings County, SDSD37,635720−1%
05▲2Codington County, SDSD29,562668+7%
06▲2Oglala Lakota County, SDSD13,338659+9%
07▲6Beadle County, SDSD19,624644+98%
08▼2Lawrence County, SDSD29,459583−14%
09▲6Lincoln County, SDSD77,145578+150%
10▲1Hughes County, SDSD17,570565+16%
11▼6Davison County, SDSD20,069549−19%
12▼2Yankton County, SDSD23,635502−6%
13▲1Meade County, SDSD30,711458+58%
14▼5Todd County, SDSD8,863325−40%
15▼3Clay County, SDSD15,031314−4%
16▲5Union County, SDSD17,402270+73%
17▲7Butte County, SDSD10,856243+96%
18▲5Fall River County, SDSD7,467238+60%
19▲6Dewey County, SDSD5,419196+70%
20▼4Roberts County, SDSD10,255168−25%
21▼1Lake County, SDSD10,993166+4%
22▲15Tripp County, SDSD5,708161+104%
23▼6Charles Mix County, SDSD9,303158−20%
24▼2Hutchinson County, SDSD7,413156+1%
25▲18Day County, SDSD5,484143+117%
26▲13Turner County, SDSD9,314138+79%
27▼8Corson County, SDSD3,781131−18%
28▼10Brule County, SDSD5,278111−35%
29Grant County, SDSD7,534110+13%
30▼3Jackson County, SDSD2,6661060%
31▼3Bon Homme County, SDSD7,2441020%
32▲13Hand County, SDSD3,121102+62%
33▲11Faulk County, SDSD2,17894+42%
34▼3Ziebach County, SDSD2,38990+1%
35▼1Kingsbury County, SDSD5,28486+4%
36▲5Spink County, SDSD6,15583+14%
37▼11Moody County, SDSD6,63274−33%
38▲8Clark County, SDSD4,03171+27%
39▼6Lyman County, SDSD3,69468−19%
40▼10Buffalo County, SDSD1,80266−27%
41▲8Sanborn County, SDSD2,38866+40%
42▲6Walworth County, SDSD5,21762+29%
43▼11Perkins County, SDSD2,85359−33%
44▼4Gregory County, SDSD4,03747−36%
45▲9McCook County, SDSD5,96447+27%
46▲12Jerauld County, SDSD1,65442+50%
47▲4Deuel County, SDSD4,40841−5%
48▲8Marshall County, SDSD4,42638+9%
49▼14Mellette County, SDSD2,13738−54%
50▲16Stanley County, SDSD3,01834–
51▲6Miner County, SDSD2,28133+6%
52▼14Custer County, SDSD9,43132−59%
53▼6Hamlin County, SDSD6,90028−49%
54▲6Aurora County, SDSD2,80128+115%
55▼13Haakon County, SDSD1,80228−58%
56▲9Potter County, SDSD2,37728+600%
57▼7Douglas County, SDSD2,88823−50%
58▼5Campbell County, SDSD1,37722−44%
59▼7Edmunds County, SDSD4,02220−50%
60▲4Hanson County, SDSD3,45617+113%
61▼2Jones County, SDSD91315−40%
62▲1Sully County, SDSD1,47915+67%
63▼27Bennett County, SDSD3,30714−83%
64▼9McPherson County, SDSD2,34714−61%
65▼4Hyde County, SDSD1,19110−23%
66▼4Harding County, SDSD1,3318−11%
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES