The Diversity Index is a scale of 0 to 100 that represents the likelyhood that two persons, chosen at random from the same area, belong to different race or ethnic groups. If an area's entire population belongs to one race AND one ethnic group, then the area has zero diversity. An area's diversity index increases to 100 when the population is evenly divided into two or more race/ethnic groups.
Name | County | Diversity Index | |
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1. | Clear Lake Census Designated Place | Marshall | 78.6 |
2. | City of Veblen | Marshall | 74.3 |
3. | City of Huron | Beadle | 70.8 |
4. | City of Flandreau | Moody | 70.2 |
5. | City of Martin | Bennett | 64.1 |
6. | City of Sisseton | Roberts | 63.0 |
7. | City of Egan | Moody | 62.5 |
8. | City of Timber Lake | Dewey | 61.3 |
9. | City of Wagner | Charles Mix | 61.1 |
10. | Long Hollow Census Designated Place | Roberts | 60.8 |
11. | City of White River | Mellette | 60.5 |
12. | City of Lake Andes | Charles Mix | 59.4 |
13. | City of Plankinton | Aurora | 58.9 |
14. | Town of Isabel | Dewey | 58.7 |
15. | Town of Peever | Roberts | 58.2 |
16. | Town of Summit | Roberts | 56.3 |
17. | Enemy Swim Census Designated Place | Day | 55.9 |
18. | City of Elkton | Brookings | 55.0 |
19. | Town of Pickstown | Charles Mix | 52.3 |
20. | City of Hill City | Pennington | 52.0 |