US Counties

Pierce County is right in the heart of North Dakota. Rugby is the geographical center of North America. There’s a monument there to prove it.

Ramsey County is in the northeastern part of North Dakota. Devils Lake dominates the south. It’s the largest natural body of water here.

Ransom County lies in southeastern North Dakota. The Sheyenne River meanders through its eastern half. Lisbon is the county seat.

Renville County is up in North Dakota’s north-central region. It’s a small county in terms of population. Mohall is the county seat.

Richland County occupies the southeastern corner. The Red River forms its eastern border with Minnesota. Wahpeton is the county seat.

Rolette County sits in north-central North Dakota, right up against the Canadian border. Rolla serves as the county seat.

Sargent County sits in close to the southeastern corner of North Dakota. Farmers here grow everything from soybeans to sunflowers.

Sheridan County lies in the heart of North Dakota. It’s not the biggest county, but it’s important. McClusky serves as the county seat.

Sioux County stretches across the southern border of North Dakota. It’s home to the Standing Rock Indian Reservation.

The Badlands paint a stunning backdrop in southwestern North Dakota in Slope County. It’s one of the least populous county in the state.

Welcome to the heart of western North Dakota’s oil country. Stark County is where the action is. The energy is palpable in this county.

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.