Crossword Heaven

Answer: DAKOTA

DAKOTA is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 73 times.

• Sitting Bull, e.g.
• Noted Big Apple residence, with "the"
• 1945 John Wayne western
• End of two state names
• Some Plains Indians
• Follower of North or South
• Part of two state names
• Word seen twice on a U.S. map
• Territory that became two states
• Actress Fanning
• 1860s-'80s territory on the Canadian border
• Territory divided in 1889
• Siouan language
• Territory divided into two states in 1889
• Largest Siouan tribe
• Sioux group
• Fargo, North __
• US territory from 1861-89
• Word in two states' names
• Posh NYC apartment building (with ''The'')
• Word with ''North'' or ''South''
• Word with North or South
• 1861-'89 territory
• U.S. territory divided in 1889
• Former territory where Mount Rushmore is
• Fargo, North ___
• Word with "North" or "South"
• Posh NYC apartment building (with "The")
• Filmdom's Fanning
• Fanning in the movies
• Sioux nation
• Aptly, Pierre's state
• Sioux tribe
• North or South state
• It was divided in 1889
• Famed NYC apartment building
• Sioux people
• Sioux language
• John Lennon's last home
• Lennon's last home, with 'The'
• John and Yoko's Manhattan home
• Sioux language
• Dodge truck
• Discontinued Dodge pickup
• See 42-Across
• Territory divided into two states
• Word following North or South
• Word in two state names
• Territory that became North and South states
• Bismarck, North ___
• South ___ (the coyote state)
• South ___ (state)
• Actress ___ Fanning
• North or South
• Indian tribe that lent its name to two states
• Name in two states
• Fanning or Johnson
• NYC building that was Lennon's last home, with "The"
• A Siouan
• Crow's relative
• 19th-century Midwest territory
• ___ Territory
• Territory name until 1889
• Territory affected by the 1868 Treaty of Fort Laramie
• Territory initially including Idaho
• Territory from 1861 to 1889
• "Fifty Shades of Grey" star Johnson
• Indigenous people for whom two U.S. states are named
• Territory that lent its name to two states
• People for whom two states are named
• People for whom two U.S. states are named
• Fanning of "Coraline"
• "Deadwood" territory