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North Dakota


North Dakota is a north-central state, it is bounded by the Canadian provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba to the north and by the U.S. states of Minnesota to the east, South Dakota to the south, and Montana to the west. Bismarck, located in the centre of the state, is the capital, but the largest city is Fargo. It is the fourth least populous, and the fourth most sparsely populated of the 50 states of the USA with a population of 762,062 inhabitants in 2019. Its governor is Doug Burgum.

North Dakota’s north-central location gives the state a continental climate that is noted for its extreme temperatures. Temperatures have surged above 120 °F (about 49 °C) in summer and have plunged into the −60s F (about −51 °C) in winter.

Most of the state is covered by grasses. The grasslands still serve as a natural habitat for herds of buffalo and antelope, though many of the buffalo are protected in state parks.

In 1803 the land was acquired by the United States to Spain and England in the Louisiana Purchase. For a long time the region was called the Dakota territory, and included both North and South Dakota. Railroads were built in the late 1800s, bringing American settlers with them, and North Dakota was declared its own state in 1889 and was admitted to the union as the 39th state on November 2, 1889.

The early 21st century, services had become the dominant economic activity, accounting for more than one-third of state income. The state remains dependent on mining and agriculture, however, the agriculture sector declined in part as a result of adverse national farm policies and partly because of the effects of disastrous weather.

North Dakota Statistics

Number of cities/towns/villages357
Number of counties53
Population774000
Area183108 km²
Density4 people/km²
Altitude1069 m
Major citiesFargo, Bismarck, Grand Forks
Ethnicity

White: 85%

Native American: 5%

Hispanic: 4%

Black: 3%

Asian: 2%

Crime rate2383 per 100,000 people
GDP$62 billion
Median household income$70,000

Common questions about North Dakota

What is the cheapest place to live in North Dakota?

The cheapest area to live in North Dakota is often considered to be Wahpeton. Known for its affordability, this city offers budget-friendly housing and living costs, making it one of the most affordable areas in the state code ND.

What is the safest city, town, or area in North Dakota?

The safest city in North Dakota is frequently listed as West Fargo. With a low crime rate and a robust community-focused approach to safety, it has been recognized for providing a safe environment for its residents.

What is the city with the best weather in North Dakota?

Bismarck is often cited as having the best weather in North Dakota. With milder winters compared to other parts of the state and warm, pleasant summers, it offers a more temperate climate for those seeking favorable weather conditions.

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Complete List of Cities in North Dakota

  • NOME

    Nome is a City in Barnes county with -100 inhabitants.

  • DAWSON

    Dawson is a City in Kidder county with -100 inhabitants.

  • GOLVA

    Golva is a City in Golden Valley county with -100 inhabitants.

  • HAMILTON

    Hamilton is a City in Pembina county with -100 inhabitants.

  • GREAT BEND

    Great Bend is a City in Richland county with -100 inhabitants.

  • PINGREE

    Pingree is a City in Stutsman county with -100 inhabitants.

  • DONNYBROOK

    Donnybrook is a City in Ward county with -100 inhabitants.

  • MILTON

    Milton is a City in Cavalier county with -100 inhabitants.

  • SOURIS

    Souris is a City in Bottineau county with -100 inhabitants.

  • ALAMO

    Alamo is a City in Williams county with -100 inhabitants.

  • BROCKET

    Brocket is a City in Ramsey county with -100 inhabitants.

  • MCHENRY

    McHenry is a City in Foster county with -100 inhabitants.

  • NORTH RIVER

    North River is a City in Cass county with -100 inhabitants.

  • SENTINEL BUTTE

    Sentinel Butte is a City in Golden Valley county with -100 inhabitants.

  • FULLERTON

    Fullerton is a City in Dickey county with -100 inhabitants.

  • FORBES

    Forbes is a City in Dickey county with -100 inhabitants.

  • NIAGARA

    Niagara is a City in Grand Forks county with -100 inhabitants.

  • BARNEY

    Barney is a City in Richland county with -100 inhabitants.

  • KATHRYN

    Kathryn is a City in Barnes county with -100 inhabitants.

  • INKSTER

    Inkster is a City in Grand Forks county with -100 inhabitants.

  • NEKOMA

    Nekoma is a City in Cavalier county with -100 inhabitants.

  • WOODWORTH

    Woodworth is a City in Stutsman county with -100 inhabitants.

  • HAMPDEN

    Hampden is a City in Ramsey county with -100 inhabitants.

  • TOLLEY

    Tolley is a City in Renville county with -100 inhabitants.

  • FREDONIA

    Fredonia is a City in Logan county with -100 inhabitants.

  • ROGERS

    Rogers is a City in Barnes county with -100 inhabitants.

  • CANTON CITY

    Canton City is a City in Pembina county with -100 inhabitants.

  • COURTENAY

    Courtenay is a City in Stutsman county with -100 inhabitants.

  • CLIFFORD

    Clifford is a City in Traill county with -100 inhabitants.

  • BATHGATE

    Bathgate is a City in Pembina county with -100 inhabitants.

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