North Dakota

Demographics, contact data, video, and both historical and contemporary photographs of the south-central North Dakota community are offered, including a brief biographical sketch.

Situated in McHenry County, the small town was founded in 1900. An overview of the community, biographical sketches, and a history of early schools and churches are presented, including the surrounding area.

This alphabetically-arranged list of major North Dakota cities provides convenient access to each city's interactive map, current weather conditions, and demographic information.

The state capital of North Dakota is Bismarck. Learn about the agencies and services of North Dakota's state government. Browse the North Dakota tourism information, and read about living and working in the Peace Garden State.

Learn about North Dakota's geography and natural features, as well as its cities, highways, and airports. View detailed road maps, relief maps, and topo maps of North Dakota and the surrounding region.

Directory of travel agencies and travel reservation services in the State of North Dakota. Each travel agent entry includes contact information and County name, based on its zip code.
(ND Travel)

This public research university, the oldest and largest in North Dakota, is located in Grand Forks. UND is home to well-regarded medical, law and aviation schools, and it strives to provide a world-class education in a low-key, friendly atmosphere.
(ND Education)

At one time, the Ypsilanti, North Dakota community was served by seven different schools, the last one closing in 1981. A history of its rural and town schools is presented, including the names of the superintendents, teachers and students who worked or studied in these schools.
(ND Education)

A profile of the small, mostly rural, Stutsman County community is offered, including biographies of early settlers and a history of its first churches, schools, organizations, and businesses, as well as contemporary and historic photographs.