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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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Niewoehner Bell Tower

The 34-foot tower features a collection of 15

Rugby, ND Historic Buildings


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


Minot Air Force Base

The 5th Bomb Wing Public Affairs Office conducts tours for groups of 10 to 45 people. At least four weeks advance notice is required on all tours. "Drop In"

Minot, ND Tours

Putnam House

Three-story historic home listed on National Registry of Historic Places

Carrington, ND Historic Homes

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