the Dakotas

The church moved him from one small town in the Dakotas to another every year or two.

Would they even send his body back to the Dakotas?

They were somewhere in the Dakotas at the time, he thought.

Stretches that would have seemed long back in the Dakotas now seem short and easy.

But if it does fit in with your intellectual plans, say, something on the Dakotas.

He added the Dakotas were very popular with the public and had an exemplary safety record.

The black hills of the Dakotas were opening up to miners.

They're looking for me up in the Dakotas, probably.

Windchills were still near 50 below in the Dakotas for a second day.

Some precipitation will also push into the Dakotas in the evening.

In the Dakotas, the situation will soon get worse.

The Dakotas' kitchen and family room were furnished a obviously lived in.

Here in the Dakotas, around the edge of lakes, there are these insects.

Tornadoes were also reported across the Dakotas during the evening hours for a total of 13 reports throughout the day.

During two of his summers, he also served as a missionary in the Dakotas.

The four senators from the Dakotas want to spend it on agricultural assistance.

Russell told her about growing up in the Dakotas.

A woman came hitchhiking into a remote region of the Dakotas.

In the Dakotas, which should be lovely in the summer.

Many of these immigrants ended up in the Dakotas.

But the way the national grid is configured, half the country would have to move to the Dakotas in order to use the power.

America’s “wind belt” runs from Texas up to the Dakotas.

Kentucky now has the largest elk herd east of the Dakotas.

Certainly, in the Dakotas, the happenstance of place matters greatly.

The nation's 125 million people live on an archipelago that could be tucked into the Dakotas.