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State of North Dakota

North Dakota was founded as a state in the year 1889 and has been a place that has continually attracted visitors from around the globe. Visitors came and settled in this fascinating land and mixed with the indigenous Native Americans to create a unique cultural mix that gives North Dakota's people a very interesting heritage. This fascinating cultural heritage combined with the state's natural beauty and the impressive historical achievements of its people makes North Dakota one of the most enchanting states in the United States.

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"Anybody who has stood on the prairie in North Dakota has felt the force of the wind and knows that our state has an inexhaustible supply of wind power. The potential here to create jobs and draw millions of dollars in new investment to North Dakota is enormous."

by: Kent Conrad

Did You Know: The official state flower is the wild prairie rose. The flower sports five bright pink petals with a tight cluster of yellow stamens in the center. The state rose grows along roadsides, in pastures and in native meadows.

North Dakota's Natural Attractions

One of North Dakota's most beautiful natural attractions is the Arrowwood National Wildlife Refuge located about 20 miles north of Jamestown on US Highway 281. This refuge and breeding ground for migratory birds and other wildlife was founded in 1935 as a national preserve to help save North Dakota's precious wildlife. With over 16,000 acres of prairies and lakes, this natural preserve gives nature lovers a first-class opportunity to see North Dakota's spectacular wildlife in its natural habitat.

Another wondrous natural attraction that is sure to provide any outdoor enthusiast with a day of peace and tranquility is the Sully Creek State Park. Visitors to this gorgeous natural state park are invited to savor the opportunities to partake in some of the finest canoeing, hiking, and trail riding available in the United States. With plenty of outdoor activities for the entire family, travelers visiting the Sully Creek State Park in Medora are sure to fall in love with the enchanting natural beauty that makes North Dakota such a special place.

North Dakota's Historical Attractions

Besides having great natural attractions, North Dakota has some fantastic historical attractions that tell this state's unique story in the development of the American West. One of the state's most fascinating historical attractions is Fort Mandan Overlook State Historic Site in Washburn. It was on this location that the Corps of Discovery, led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, set up its headquarters during the savage winter weather of 1804. With wonderful exhibits telling the story of how these intrepid explorers moved across the continent during their exploration of the Louisiana Purchase, the Fort Mandan Overlook State Historic Site is an attraction that history lovers are sure to enjoy.

Another marvelous historical attraction is Bonanzaville USA in West Fargo. Offering visitors an interesting glimpse into the 1800s, this museum and historic village showcases what life was like for early settlers to North Dakota. With a collection of schoolhouses and genuine log cabins, this museum tells the story of America's frontier in ways that travelers are sure to find fun and educational. All in all, this museum showcases one of the finest collections of frontier artifacts to be found anywhere in the United States.

North Dakota's Cultural Attractions

On top of the spectacular historical attractions that North Dakota possesses, the state is blessed with marvelous cultural attractions. One cultural attraction that showcases North Dakota's agricultural heritage is the Gardendweller's Farm in Church's Ferry. This farm has exhibits that display how North Dakota has grown from an agricultural state producing herbs and corn into a state that has a highly diversified agribusiness sector. With fun things for the entire family, this farm is an attraction that everyone is sure to enjoy.

Another fabulous cultural attraction that displays some of North Dakota's finest artwork is the Enchanted Highway in Regent. This 32-mile stretch of highway has seven massively impressive metal sculptures along the road that are certain to leave visitors awestruck. Each of these sculptures features picnic tables and playground equipment that makes each one an artistic park for visitors to enjoy. All in all, this stretch of highway is a feast of splendid artwork that is pleasing for any eye to see.

Overall, North Dakota is a fantastic state that visitors are sure to find offers something for everyone in the family. Whether you are an art aficionado or an avid outdoors enthusiast, you will find that North Dakota has attractions available across the entire state that make it a great vacation destination. On the whole, few other states showcase the innovative culture and spirit of America the way North Dakota does.




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