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Seems like an average midsized city that functions as a hub for it's region. Pierre SD.
Never knew if it was actually pronounced "Pear" or "Pare".
Is the gateway to the west in South Dakota. Small state capitol city and pretty isolated for a capitol city. Missouri River provides summer fun on the water.
Seems like an average midsized city that functions as a hub for it's region. Pierre SD.
It's a decent small town, but it will probably grow because it's the state capital.
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Originally Posted by eddie gein
Never knew if it was actually pronounced "Pear" or "Pare".
Is the gateway to the west in South Dakota. Small state capitol city and pretty isolated for a capitol city. Missouri River provides summer fun on the water.
I'll just go now to keep it going: Pierre has always seemed to me like a pretty mediocre state capital, tiny and not much going on. The natural setting is at least better than much of the state: it's situated on the Missouri River alongside some nice rolling hills, and has at least some trees. The pronunciation is "pier", btw.
I'll just go now to keep it going: Pierre has always seemed to me like a pretty mediocre state capital, tiny and not much going on. The natural setting is at least better than much of the state: it's situated on the Missouri River alongside some nice rolling hills, and has at least some trees. The pronunciation is "pier", btw.
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