the population of yankton south dakota was 2000 census. the population as of the 2010 census.
what is the population of yankton south dakota?
2000 census. the population as of the 2010 census
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yankton is a city in, and the county seat of, yankton county, south dakota, u.s. the population was 14,454 at the 2010 census. yankton is the principal city of the yankton micropolitan statistical area, which includes the entirety of yankton county and which had an estimated population of 22,662 as of july 1, 2017. yankton was the first capital of dakota territory. it is named for the yankton tribe of western dakota people; yankton is derived from the dakota word "i-hank-ton-wan" ("the end village").
yankton, south dakota
karolevitz was born on april 26, 1922 in yankton, south dakota, to frank and martha karolevitz (née rathjen). he grew up in yankton, where he attended sacred heart school and graduated from yankton high school in 1940. he fought in the united states army infantry in both japan and the philippines during world war ii. he earned his bachelor's degree from south dakota state university and his master's degree from the university of oregon. in 1971, he received the wrangler award from the national cowboy & western heritage museum. he served as chairman of south dakota's state regional advisory group for comprehensive health planning, a member of the committee for medical advancement in south dakota, a trustee of sacred heart hospital in yankton, and a south dakota state historical society board member. he played a major role in the establishment of both the medical school at the university of south dakota and the lewis and clark health education and service center. in 1973, he became one of the first people to be inducted into the south dakota hall of fame. in 2006, he received the robinson award from the governor of south dakota. in 2014, he was named a "health pioneer" by the south dakota department of health.
robert karolevitz