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      Your preconceived notions about South Dakota are wrong. We'll start with the simplest. Think South Dakota is flat? South Dakota's Harney Peak is the tallest mountain in America, east of the Rockies. Think South Dakota is and always has been a sleepy farming state? In the late 1900s, the Dakota Territory (part of which is now South Dakota) was one of the wildest parts of the Wild West. Prospectors, gamblers and bandits swarmed South Dakota, especially the town of Deadwood. Western icon Wild Bill Hickok was killed during a card game in South Dakota, and Wyatt Earp enforced the law here. Think South Dakota knows more about sorghum than silicon? Plans are afoot to convert America's deepest mine - the Homestake Gold Mine near Lead, South Dakota - into a massive, advanced underground research lab.

     Still think that South Dakota is too, well, South Dakota-like for your tastes? Perhaps you can't be convinced. Sioux Falls, South Dakota's biggest city, isn't much compared to Chicago. But you won't be able to drive past grazing buffalo along the Miracle Mile. And even on South Dakota's worst smog day, the air is still cleaner and clearer than almost anywhere else in the country.

     Now that you're moving to South Dakota, there are a couple things you'll want to keep in mind:

• South Dakota's population is 754,844. South Dakota's capital is Pierre.
• The world's largest indoor, naturally heated swimming pool is in South Dakota. In the town of Hot Springs the Evans Plunge pool is heated by naturally warmed mineral water.
• South Dakota's most recognizable spot is Mount Rushmore, the presidential group portrait in stone. Begun in 1927 by sculptor Gutzon Borglum, the entire project cost $1 million and took 14 years to complete.
• Every year Sturgis, South Dakota hosts the Black Hills Classic Motorcycle Rally. The event has become one of the largest annual gatherings of Harley-Davidson enthusiasts in the world.
• In South Dakota, it's illegal to lie down and fall asleep inside a cheese factory.