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It's said North Dakota once was a tropical paradise complete with giant lakes and the giant fish that used to swim in them. Many exotic plants and animals lived here. There is proof that other giants used to roam North Dakota in prehistoric times and...
North Dakota's museums and science and discovery centers provide a diverse array of experiences that inspire curiosity, spark creativity, and foster a deeper appreciation for the world around us. Whether you're interested in science, technology...
Escape to the serene beauty of North Dakota's parks and gardens, where tranquility awaits amidst stunning landscapes. Discover a haven of natural wonders, from the majestic crags of the Badlands to the peaceful trails winding through city and state...
The Long X Visitor Center is the central location for general visitor information. It is the information center about the area's cultural, geological, historical and geographic attractions. Featured in the visitor center is North Dakota's largest...
In January 1931, an U.S. Geological Survey determined the center of North America in Pierce County. A stone cairn marks the site. Survey Bulletin Number 817 places the Rugby monument at: 48 degrees 21' 19" N 99 degrees 59' 57" W The center is marked...
The McLean County Museum has been open since 1968. It has many collections and displays of historic items of McLean County and North Dakota. Exhibits include geological, wildlife, Native American, Missouri River, musical, education and military...
Tree-lined, rolling hills are dotted by quaint towns and farmsteads, lending to its Americana charm. In addition to nature and scenery at its best, archaeology, history, culture, and recreation are all found along this byway, North Dakota's first...
“I love the look of initial discovery. When you have someone who has never been out before and you find something, it’s a great feeling” Becky Barnes grew up as a self-proclaimed “girl who loves monsters.” You wouldn’t find her playing with Barbies...
Local residents used to call this area the "Valley of the Moon." Its scenery is stark with wide-open vistas. It is nearly treeless, consisting of gently rolling grasslands with numerous wetlands and large alkali lakes. The preserve was part of a...
North Dakota is home to one of the best fossil records of Cretaceous Period dinosaurs in the world. It is estimated that more than 600 species of dinosaurs have been found in the state, including some of the most iconic, such as Triceratops...