1. South Dakota “ Mount Rushmore State” Click here for information about South Dakota’s State Flag Click here to see travel destinations Click here to learn about the State Seal Click here to Learn about the Sate Capital for South Dakota Click here to see the Works Cited Click here to go to Name Page

2. State Flag The South Dakota state flag is surrounded by a gold blazing sun. With Gold letters of SOUTH DAKOTA on the top curved around the sun and THE MOUNT RUSHMORE STATE curved around the sun on the bottom. The background of the flag is sky blue. Click here to go back to title page

3. Travel In South Dakota Some places to plan a vacation in South Dakota are Mount Rushmore, Evans Plunge- Hot Springs, and The black hills. Mount Rushmore is a national monument of four presidents. The presidents are Washington, Jefferson, T. Roosevelt, And Lincon from left to right looking at the monument. Evans Plunge is a naturally heated springs, pool and water slide. The Black Hills are 125 miles long and 65 miles wide of rugged rock formations, canyons, grasslands, streams, lakes and unique caves. There are many activates you can do here. South Dakota is a Great place to plan a vacation.Mount Rushmore Click here to go back to title page

4. State Seal The South Dakota seal serves as a symbol of life. It depicts the state's diversity of commerce and resources. They are farming, ranching, lumbering, manufacturing, industries, and mining. It bears the motto "Under God the People Rule." The seal was adopted in 1885, four years before the state was admitted to the Union. Click here to go back to title page

5. Pierre Pierre is the state capital. Pierre is one of the most fully restored state capitols in the United States. The main Capitol Complex includes 16 buildings, about 115 acres of property, a 5 acre lake, 3,000 trees, and more than 8,000 flowers. Click here to go back to title page

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7. Works Cited Marchex, Inc. “50 States.com” 4 December 2008. Click here to go to Name page Click here to go back to title page

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