Americans: Do You Consider South Dakota a Northern or Southern State? (to live in, office)

[CurlyFries]

It does have the word South in its name and it has the most central place in this country.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belle_F...,_South_Dakota

[petroglyphin]

hahaha.... +1 for you

[TheBeagleLady]

Southern. Definitely Southern.

[Mini-apple-less]

It's southern only if North Carolina is a northern state.

[TexasReb]

=CurlyFries;36532456]It does have the word South in its name and it has the most central place in this country.

Belle Fourche, South Dakota - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

LMAO. If this post is truly for real, then it is classic! Great job!

[danielj72]

I say southern, a bit less southern than Mississippi a bit more southern than Alabama. After all it has "south" in its name right lol.

[TheBeagleLady]

Originally Posted by danielj72

I say southern, a bit less southern than Mississippi a bit more southern than Alabama. After all it has "south" in its name right lol.

Our motto in SD...at least we aren't North Dakota! :-)

I used to work with three southerners in one small office. They are taking over, drinking their Cokes and pushing their buggies...

[Ambolio]

Southern

[TheTimidBlueBars]

I would say Southern, but no Southern state would put up a giant bust of Lincoln.

[Citykid3785]

I have family in SD, and I used to live in MN. Most would no doubt consider it a Northern State. I think the better question is weather it's considered Western or Mid-Western. The Missouri river makes it a tale of two states in a way.