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North Central, North Dakota

North Central North Dakota

North Dakota's friendliness is ingrained in every part of our culture. In fact, "Dakota" is a Sioux word meaning "friend," and our nickname is "The Peace Garden State."

You'll see why when you visit the International Peace Garden, a magnificent 2,300-acre tribute to the world's longest unfortified international border. Whether it's a county fair, a powwow, summer theater or jammin' at a music festival, you'll always receive a friendly welcome when you celebrate, dance, sing and dine with us.

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Fort Totten State Historic Site

This site preserves a military post built in 1867 and used continuously as a military reservation until 1890

Fort Totten, ND Forts


Tommy Turtle Statue

The large statue of Tommy Turtle riding a snowmobile is this area'

Bottineau, ND Arts


Lonetree Self-Guided Auto Tour

31-mile tour with 10 sites. At each site observe different forms of wildlife (over 300 birds living and migrating to the area);

Harvey, ND Tours


David Thompson State Historic Site

Monument to David Thompson, pioneer geographer and explorer who mapped the Missouri River-Knife River area in 1797

Velva, ND Memorials




Roosevelt Park Zoo

Visit more than 200 mammals, birds and reptiles. Children'

Minot, ND Zoos


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