North Dakota Counties

Steele County occupies a piece of eastern North Dakota. Finley serves as the county seat. It’s a small town in the northwest.

Stutsman County is in the middle of North Dakota. It’s the second largest county in size here. The county has a rich agricultural heritage.

Towner County sits near the Canadian border in north-central North Dakota. Cando, with its can-do spirit, is the county seat.

Traill County is on the east side of North Dakota, bordering Minnesota. Goose and Red River meander through Traill County, making great hikes.

Walsh County sits right up against Minnesota in northeastern North Dakota. Grafton is the biggest town and county seat.

Ward County sits right in the heart of north-central North Dakota. Minot is the star of the show here, which grew during the railroad days.

Wells County is located in the dead center of North Dakota. Fessenden is the county seat. But Harvey is the biggest town.

Williams County is oil boom central. It’s way up in northwestern North Dakota, right on the Montana border. Williston is the heart of it all.