Kimball (South Dakota)

Brule County

46-33980

Kimball is a small town in Brule County in the U.S. state of South Dakota with a population of 745.

History

Kimball was first mentioned as a Stake 48 on the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad. In 1880 for the first time raised farmers claim to the land in the vicinity of Stake 48 By 1883 Kimball was organized as a village. Was named the city after the inspector JW Kimball.

Geography

Kimball is located in central South Dakota, west of Lake Sharpe and has 750 inhabitants in an area of 8.0 km ². Furthermore, Kimball is on Interstate 90, the longest highway in the United States.