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Northeast Perkins UT, South Dakota

Northeast Perkins UT profile, demographic data, and geographic information.

Northeast Perkins UT is a geographic entity located in Perkins County, South Dakota. As of official census estimates, it has a reported population of 139. The land area covers 304.86 sq mi. [1]

Demographics & Population

Demographic Metric Estimate / Count Margin of Error Survey Period / Source
Total Population (2025 PEP Estimate) 139 — 2025 / Census
Median Age 59.7 yrs ±44.1 2020-2024 / Census ACS 5-Year 2024
Total Households 78 ±51 2020-2024 / Census ACS 5-Year 2024
Source: U.S. Census Bureau (PEP, ACS 5-Year).

Housing & Real Estate Profile

Housing Metric Estimate / Value Margin of Error
Total Housing Units 190 ±69
Occupied Housing Units 78 ±51
Vacant Housing Units 112 ±46
Median Home Value $222,600 ±$11,773
Median Gross Rent Suppressed —
Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year (2020-2024).

Economy & Workforce

Economic Metric Estimate / Value Margin of Error
Median Household Income $80,000 ±$71,485
Per Capita Income $38,262 ±$26,247
Poverty Rate 46.7% ±50.6%
Population Below Poverty Level 63 ±80
Unemployment Rate 0% ±14.9%
Civilian Labor Force, Employed 67 ±53
Broadband Internet Rate 88.5% ±30.5%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year (2020-2024).

Local Government & Public Administration

Authoritative general-purpose local government units serving this area U.S. Census Bureau GUS (2026) / GMAF
Government Unit Unit Type Jurisdiction Role Contact / Address
COUNTY OF PERKINS
GUS Population: 2,832 (2024)
ID: 175002
County Official County Government
Contact: CHAIRMAN
PO BOX 126, BISON SD 57620-0126

Education

No public or private school records currently linked for this geographic area.
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Community Facilities & Infrastructure

Displaying 1 civic institution across 1 datasets queried CMS • IPEDS • IMLS
Facility Name Category Relationship Address / Location Contact
BISON PUBLIC LIBRARY
Library 18.4 mi away 300 W CARR ST, BISON, SD, 57620
(605) 244-7252
Distances calculated from authoritative source coordinates. Source: CMS, IMLS, NCES IPEDS.

Climate & Weather Observations

NOAA Monthly Climate Normals

Observation Station: Climate data reflects NOAA 1991–2020 standard normals recorded at GLAD VALLEY 2 W, SD US, located 14.7 miles from Northeast Perkins UT. Local microclimates, topography, and elevation may cause municipal conditions to differ.
Month High (°F) Low (°F) Mean (°F) Precip (in) Snow (in)
January 27.3° 7.1° 17.2° 0.40" 5.3"
February 30.4° 9.9° 20.1° 0.64" 7.6"
March 42.1° 19.9° 31.0° 0.82" 8.8"
April 54.7° 30.6° 42.7° 1.99" 7.5"
May 66.0° 42.5° 54.3° 2.94" 0.7"
June 76.2° 52.8° 64.5° 3.56" 0.0"
July 84.1° 58.6° 71.3° 2.66" 0.0"
August 83.7° 56.4° 70.0° 2.00" 0.0"
September 74.1° 46.2° 60.2° 1.62" 0.3"
October 57.6° 32.6° 45.1° 1.71" 3.8"
November 42.6° 20.2° 31.4° 0.56" 4.8"
December 30.8° 10.3° 20.6° 0.51" 7.7"
Source: NOAA U.S. Climate Normals (1991–2020).

Local Weather Forecast

Weather forecast data is currently unavailable in the local cache.

Nearby Cities & Communities

Listing adjacent communities by spatial proximity (miles) Proximity discovery
Community Name Classification Distance Population
Bison town Town 18.4 mi —

Sources & Data Provenance

  1. Geographic Classification & Identifiers: U.S. Census Bureau Gazetteer (2026) and TIGER/Line Shapefiles. GEOID: 4610545575. • Official Source Dataset →
  2. Socioeconomic & Housing Metrics: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates and Population Estimates Program (PEP). Margin of Error (MOE) intervals are reported where published; suppressed values are never estimated or replaced with false zeros.
  3. Civic Directory Datasets: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS Hospital Directory), National Center for Education Statistics (NCES IPEDS Postsecondary Directory), and Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS Public Libraries Survey). Airport landing facilities are provided by airport-data.com.
  4. Weather & Climate Observations: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020 and National Weather Service (NWS) point forecasts.