Assets, North Dakota 2025

North Dakota' - the nineteenth largest state in the US by area and the fourth smallest by population, with fewer than 643,000 residents- plays a substantial role in the country's economy, agriculture, and manufacturing. Nicknamed 'The Peace Garden State,' North Dakota is a serene destination with plenty of attractions, from metropolitan areas to large farmlands.

1. The capital and largest city of North Dakota are Fargo, situated near the eastern border of the state.

2. Bismarck is North Dakota's second-largest city and serves as the administrative center.

3.Fargo-Moorhead is the largest metropolitan area in North Dakota and the economic center of southeastern North Dakota.

4. The Lakeside Park of Webster is a hot spot for outdoor activities, including hiking trails, picnic areas, camping, and boat launches.

5. Medora's tranquil setting offers a pleasant respite from hectic city life, with Bully Pulpit Golf Course, the rugged North Dakota Badlands, the historic Chateau Auberdine, and a herd of wild horses.

6. Known for its picturesque red and white painted buildings that resemble a Norwegian village, Trail East of West Fargo has restaurants, gourmet shops, and specialty stores.

7. Enchanted Highway runs 32 miles from Regent to Dickinson, featuring the famous "Geese in Flight" sculpture and a lot of artwork, souvenirs, and food.

8. In the heart of North Dakota's prairies, the city of Jamestown offers a living history museum, a buffalo museum, and the National Buffalo Museum, which celebrates the American bison.

9. The Roughrider State has a solid Swedish and Norwegian legacy, booming cattle ranching and petroleum production, and a variety of specialty stores, art galleries, and restaurants.

10. North Dakota's biggest attraction is Grand Forks, with a world-class art museum, a strong French and Metis history, a thriving arts culture, midnight basketball, and world-class dining.

11. In addition to the State Historical Society of North Dakota's heritage center, the area contains Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, General George Custer's former dwelling, On-A-Slant Indian Village, and a reconstructed earth lodge.

12. The Lewis and Clark National Wildlife Refuge covers over 27,000 acres of water and land, providing a habitat for big game animals, songbirds, waterfowl, and raptors.

This short guide provides you with a broad overview of North Dakota. We encourage you to explore our beautiful state and discover its unique attractions and concealed gems.