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About North Dakota

 

Geographic & Climate Overview

The geography of North Dakota is full of rugged beauty. From the Badlands and Great Plains to the Missouri River Valley, there are several areas that boast diverse scenery for areas of exploration. As for the climate, North Dakota has a typical continental climate, with freezing winters to warm summer days. The state averages roughly 17 inches of precipitation a year, ranking it as one of the driest states in America.

Fun Facts About North Dakota

  • North Dakota is the nation’s 3rd top sugar producer.
  • North Dakota has more wildlife refugees than any other state.
  • Lake Sakakawea has more shoreline than the California Pacific Coast
  • Lewis and Clark spent more time in North Dakota than any other place on their journey.
  • North Dakota leads the nation in the production of spring wheat, and durum wheat.
  • The State produces enough beef to make approximately 113 million hamburgers a year.