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South Dakota Small Business Statistics
(Information provided by U.S. Census Bureau)
Number of Establishments by Employment-size class
Total Establishments
'1-4'
'5-9'
'10-19'
11
96
14
6
4
21
25
13
8
5
22
64
26
30
24
23
1,976
502
238
127
31
347
136
127
133
42
620
308
217
148
44
1,968
1,150
674
330
48
695
147
114
59
51
210
95
71
55
52
1,190
346
210
85
53
611
113
63
26
54
1,109
269
156
48
55
57
17
15
20
56
576
116
86
54
61
72
26
22
15
62
961
435
298
159
71
331
119
58
44
72
864
392
438
386
81
1,873
583
225
77
95
4
5
5
4
99
108
5
0
0
Total
13,757
4,817
3,061
1,803
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