Northwood City North Dakota
Located in the Northwood Township of Grand Forks County in the northeast state of North Dakota, Northwood is a city that was founded back in 1884. The city had its humble beginnings back in...
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North Dakota State Capitol Complex
Located north of downtown Bismarck is the North Dakota State Capitol Complex. This 19-story, Art Deco building is the tallest in the city standing at 241.75ft. It towers over the central part of the...
North Country National Scenic Trail
The North Country National Scenic Trail is the longest of all the National Scenic Trails which were authorized by the congress. Like its fellow trails, the Appalachian, Florida, Natchez Trace, Continental Divide, Pacific Crest,...
Minot City North Dakota
Minot, a city located in North Dakota, is the 4th largest city in the state. Minot is the county seat of Ward County and is also the trading center for a big portion of...
McClusky City North Dakota
McClusky is a city located in Sheridan County in North Dakota. The City was founded by 1905 and is also the geographic center of North Dakota. At the 2000 census, the population in McClusky...
Lakota City North Dakota
Lakota is a small city with a population of about 780. It is located west of Grand Forks and east of Devil’s Lake in North Dakota. Less than 100 years ago, this town used...
Lake Sakakawea North Dakota
Lake Sakakawea is a reservoir located in the basin of the Missouri River in Central North Dakota. Named after Sakakawea, a Shoshone-Hidatsa woman who was essential to the success of the Lewis and Clark...
Grand Cities Arts Festival
Held over one weekend every June in the cities of Grand Forks, North Dakota and East Grand Forks in Minnesota, The Grand Cities Art Fest is one of the biggest street fair and art...
North Dakota Governor’s Residence
The North Dakota Governor’s Residence is the home of North Dakota’s governor. Located in the southwestern corner of the North Dakota State Capitol grounds. Its the 2nd official residence that was built for North...
Four Bears Bridge North Dakota
Built over the Missouri River, Four Bears Bridge is the second largest bridge in the state. The bridge opened in 2005 and replaced an older bridge which was built in 1955. The NDDOT selected...