North Dakota Tribute

Major North Dakota Cities (Alphabetical Order)

Bismarck
Bottineau
Carrington
Cooperstown
Devils Lake
Dickinson
Fargo
Garrison
Grand Forks
Harvey
Jamestown
Kenmare
Killdeer
Kulm
Langdon
Minot
Mott
Oakes
Rugby
Valley City
Williston

North Dakota Colleges (Alphabetical Order)

Bismark State College
Dickinson State University
Jamestown College
Lake Region State College
Mayville State University
Minot State University
Minot State University - Bottineau
North Dakota State College of Science
North Dakota State University
Trinity Bible College
University of Mary
University of North Dakota
Valley City State University
Williston State College

North Dakota Weather

Coldest Temperature: -60 degrees (F.)
Hottest Temperature: 121 degrees (F.)

Major State Attractions

Roosevelt Park Zoo
Fargo Zoo
International Peace Garden

Major North Dakota Rivers

Cannonball River
James River
Knife River
Little Missouri River
Maple River
Missouri River
Mouse River
Pembina River
Red River
Sheyenne River

Major North Dakota Lakes

Lake Darling
Lake Sakakawea
Devils Lake
Lake Oahe
Lake Tewakon
Stump Lake
Brewer Lake
Long Lake
Lake Metigoshe
Lake Audobon

Game Fish Species

Walleye
Pike
Perch
Crappie
Trout
Catfish
Musky

See Also:
Walleye Fishing
Ice Fishing
Crappie Fishing
Bass Fishing
Northern Pike Fishing

Game Bird Species

Duck
Goose
Pheasant
Deer
Grouse
Fox
Moose
Elk Hunting

See Also:
Duck Hunting
Goose Hunting
Pheasant Hunting
Deer Hunting
Coyote Hunting

Things to Expect in North Dakota

North Dakota is home to 4 unique seasons, or some say 2 (winter and contruction season). In the winter, it's extremely cold. You must be very careful while traveling. In the summer it's very humid. Most would say it's hot, but in all reality it's well below normal. The fall can change to winter in a days time, or a moment's notice some years. When the first blizzard hits, you normally don't see green grass for many months. And the spring is very refreshing. After spending months indoors, it's nice to enjoy nice 50-60 degree weather.
The state is considered to be split into two nationalities. In the western part of the state, you have a large percentage of German backgrounds. Many settled along the Missouri River and spanned out from there. In the eastern part of the state, we have a predominantly Scandanavian background. For the most part, we're Norweigen. I swear most of the "Ole and Lena" jokes came from here. And everything here is country furniture.

North Dakota Jokes (will be updated monthly)

Why is North Dakota so windy?
--Because Minnesota sucks and Montana blows.

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North Dakota Hobbies

Since we have a lot of time to spend indoors, I spend my time working on various furniture. Some links for some furniture information in North Dakota are below.