- Accountant
- American restaurants
- Asian grocery store
- Assisted living facility
- Attorney
- Auto parts store
- Auto repair shop
- Bar
- Barber shop
- Beauty salon
- Car dealer
- Carpet cleaning service
- Cell phone store
- Chiropractor
- Clothing store
- Coffee shop
- Convenience store
- Counselor
- Dance company
- Day care center
- Dentist
- Department store
- Discount store
- Electrician
- Elementary school
- Employment agency
- Eye care center
- Fairground
- Family counselor
- Family practice physician
- Farm equipment supplier
- Fast food restaurants
- Financial consultant
- Financial planner
- Grocery store
- Gym
- Hair salon
- Hardware store
- Hotel
- HVAC contractor
- Insurance agency
- Investment service
- Jewelry store
- Laundromat
- Law firm
- Massage therapist
- Medical clinic
- Medical supply store
- Mental health service
- Mexican restaurants
- Motel
- Museum
- Nail salon
- Nurse practitioner
- Office supply store
- Orthodontist
- Orthopedic surgeon
- Otolaryngologist
- Painter
- Pest control service
- Pet groomer
- Pet supply store
- Pharmacy
- Photographer
- Physical therapy clinic
- Pizza restaurants
- Plumber
- Preschool
- Property management company
- Psychologist
- Real estate agency
- Real estate agent
- Restaurant
- Roofing contractor
- Sandwich shop
- School
- Storage facility
- Tax preparation service
- Thai restaurants
- Tobacco shop
- Truck stop
- Upholstery shop
- Women's clothing store
- Women's health clinic
Huron is a city in and the county seat of Beadle County, South Dakota, United States. The population was 14263 at the 2020 census, and it is the 8th most populous city in South Dakota.
The first settlement at Huron was made in 1880. Huron is location of the South Dakota State Fair, and of a statue called the World’s Largest Pheasant. Huron was founded during railroad and land booms in the 1880s. The early history of the town is closely linked with the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. At the direction of Marvin Hughitt, general manager of the railroad, the west bank of the James River was selected as the railway’s division headquarters. The company gained title to 880 acres (3.6 km2) of land at that location. Huron was named for the Huron Indians.