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Standing Rock 2010 Census Data                                                   

Age and sex

Age, tenure and size of household

Household population by type and tenure

Profile of general population and housing characteristics

Race alone or in combination

Tribal affiliation alone or in combination

General Standing Rock Data Sources

South Dakota Department of Tribal Relations Statistical Profile of Standing Rock

This document highlights useful data from the 2000 and 2010 Census as well as other sources.

Corson County 2010 Census

Sioux County 2010 Census

Standing Rock American Indian and non-Indian population broken down by tribal district

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe Statistics Page

Bear Soldier District                                                                                                                             

Age and sex

Age and tenure by household population

Household population by type and tenure

McLaughlin (city)

Profile of population and housing

Race alone or in combination

Tribal affiliation

Cannon Ball District                                                                                                                   

Age and sex

Age, tenure and size of household

Cannon Ball (Census Designated Place)

Household population by type and tenure

Profile of population and housing characteristics

Race alone or in combination

Solen (city)

Tribal affiliation alone or in combination

Kenel District

Kenel District comes in two parts. The North Dakota and South Dakota parts of the district are separated.

Age and sex Kenel (ND part)

Age and sex Kenel SD

Age, tenure and size of household Kenel (ND part)

Age, tenure and size of household Kenel SD

Household population by type and tenure Kenel (ND part)

Household population by type and tenure Kenel SD

Profile of population and housing characteristics Kenel (ND part)

Profile of population and housing characteristics Kenel SD

Race alone or in combination Kenel (ND part)

Race alone or in combination Kenel SD

Tribal affiliation Kenel (ND part)

Tribal affiliation Kenel SD

Long Soldier District

Age and Sex

Age, tenure and size of household

Fort Yates (city)

Household population and type by tenure

Profile of population and housing characteristics

Race alone or in combination

Tribal affiliation

Tribal affiliation alone or in combination

Porcupine District

Age and sex

Age, tenure and size of household

Household population by type and tenure

Porcupine (Census Designated Place)

Profile of population and housing characteristics

Race alone or in combination

Selfridge (city)

Tribal affiliation

Rock Creek District

Age and Sex

Age, tenure and size of household

Bullhead (Census Designated Place)

Household population by type and tenure

Mcintosh (city)

Morristown (city)

Profile of population and housing characteristics

Race alone or in combination

Tribal affiliation

Running Antelope District

Age and sex

Age, tenure and size of household

Household population by type and tenure

Little Eagle (Census Designated Place)

Profile of population and housing characteristics

Race alone or in combination

Tribal affiliation

Wakpala District

Age and sex

Age, tenure and size of household

Household population by type and tenure

Profile of population and housing characteristics

Race alone or in combination

Tribal affiliation

Wakpala (township)

Standing Rock townships                                                                                                           

Custer Township located in Corson County, South Dakota

East Corson Unorganized Territory located in Corson County, South Dakota

Fort Yates Unorganized Territory located in Sioux County, North Dakota

Lemmon Unorganized Territory located in Corson County, South Dakota

Menz Township located in Sioux County, North Dakota

North Sioux Unorganized Territory located in Sioux County, North Dakota

Prairie View located in Corson County, South Dakota

Ridgeland located in Corson County, South Dakota

Rolling Green located in Corson County, South Dakota

Sherman located in Corson County, South Dakota

Southwest Sioux Unorganized Territory located in Sioux County, North Dakota

Wakpala located in Corson County, South Dakota

Watauga located in Corson County, South Dakota

West Corson Unorganized territory located in Corson County, South Dakota





 

 

In the late 19th Century, Sitting Bull, became one of the most photographed people of the age. Some of these photographs are iconic and readily recognizable to people around the world. While most are less well-known and have received little attention. These photographs, combined with his historic leadership role, have made Sitting Bull one of the most recognizable American Indian leaders of all time. The collection at 麻豆传媒映画 Library comprises the largest permanent display of Sitting Bull photographs anywhere in the world. The collection continues to grow and will eventually feature each of the known unique photographs of Sitting Bull. Gathered together from archives, libraries and private individuals, the collection seeks to honor the memory of the great American Indian leader by creating a permanent display that will continue to inspire future generations. Funding to assemble this collection was provided by a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Sitting Bull Photographs

You can access public domain photographs of Sitting Bull that have been made available from the Library of Congress at the links below. Library of Congress has additional images in its collection that can be ordered for nominal fees. Many other archives also protect and care for Sitting Bull photographs as well and are as follows: The State Historical Society of North Dakota, South Dakota State Historical Society, Minnesota Historical Society, Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian National Anthropological Archives, North Dakota State University Institute for Regional Studies, McCord Museum and the Buffalo Bill Historical Center. Copies of Sitting Bull photographs can be purchased from each of these various institutions for nominal fees. For more information about the photographs of Sitting Bull, please contact 麻豆传媒映画 Library at 701-854-8008

One the first photographs of Sitting Bull by Orlando Scott Goff in Bismarck, ND, 1881 (courtesy Library of Congress)

Sitting Bull and Buffalo Bill by William Notman & Son of Montreal            

Sitting Bull portrait by D.F. Barry

Sitting Bull wearing long feather headress by D.F. Barry

Sitting Bull wearing protective goggles by Orlando Scott Goff 

 

Sitting Bull: The Photographs

This photo of unknown origin, shows what may be Sitting Bull (third from left) with unidentified others. (麻豆传媒映画 Archive)

Mr. Gregor Lutz has created a series of documents which combine what is known about the various Sitting Bull photographs with the images themselves. In addition his own research, these documents are based on the pioneering work of Dr. Markus Lindner, who’s 2005 article in North Dakota History lists each of the known photographs. Click on each of the links below to learn more about the broad array of Sitting Bull photographs.

“Part 2: Family, Wives and Children” details the photographs taken of Sitting Bull’s immediate family members.

“Part 3: Classification & Need for Clarification” details photographs that have questions associated with them.

“Part 4: Paintings and Drawings” details some of the many works that have featured Sitting Bull’s image from the first in 1877 to the present day.
         

“The Celebrity Part A” details the early photographs of Sitting Bull from the earliest in 1878 to the early 1880’s

“The Celebrity Part B” details some of the most famous photographs from the mid-1880’s to 1890.

 

 

 

The Historic Role of Siting Bull

Sitting Bull’s home was on Standing Rock. Standing Rock Tribal Historian and Tourism Coordinator Ladonna Brave Bull Allard has created web pages that detail the life and death of Sitting Bull as well as a page with an extensive list of Sitting Bull’s family and relations. You can access these pages by clicking the link below.

麻豆传媒映画 Library has a large format copy of this photograph that brings together many of the key Lakota leaders of the day. Sitting Bull illustrates his feelings through body language above. (Courtesy Library of Congress)

Sitting Bull

Early image of Sitting Bull by Rudolph Cronau 1881