North Dakota

North Dakota became the 39th state on November 2, 1889. Bismarck is the state capital. There are currently 53 counties each with a courthouse.

 

 

Click on a county below to learn more:

Adams	Barnes	Benson	Billings	Bottineau
Bowman	Burke	Burleigh	Cass	Cavalier
Dickey	Divide	Dunn	Eddy	Emmons
Foster	Golden Valley	Grand Forks	Grant	Griggs
Hettinger	Kidder	LaMoure	Logan	McHenry
McIntosh	McKenzie	McLean	Mercer	Morton
Mountrail	Nelson	Oliver	Pembina	Pierce
Ramsey	Ransom	Renville	Richland	Rolette
Sargent	Sheridan	Sioux	Slope	Stark
Steele	Stutsman	Towner	Traill	Walsh
Ward	Wells	Williams

North Dakota Supreme Court

 

Highest Point – White Butte ( 3,506 feet ) is located in Slope County

Lowest Point  – Red River of the North ( 750 feet ) is located in Pembina County

 

Oldest Courthouse still in use – Kidder County (1884)

Oldest Former Courthouse – Stutsman County (1883)

                     

State Capitol – Bismarck

 

Governor Mansion – Bismarck

 

Former Governor Mansion (demolished 2016) – Bismarck

 

Old Governor Mansion – Bismarck