| When the Sioux Indians are mentioned,
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| | livestock. Mining of lignite is
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| thoughts trail to North Dakota. The vast
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| | also a major industry. The state has high
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| stretches of rolling plains, and dipping
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| | quality natural gas. The state is also
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| valleys inspired numerous cowboy folk
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| | into the manufacturing of food products,
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| songs. The rich fertile loam soil of the
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| | animal feeds, and farm machineries. Its
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| North Dakota makes it ideal for
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| | distance from other major states has
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| agricultural activities. The shimmering
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| | discouraged more manufacturing industries
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| wheat fields in late summer are in
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| | to thrive. North Dakota real estate
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| themselves a sight to behold. The quaint
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| | industry is taking great strides. These
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| little rural towns and road stalls make
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| | North Dakota real estate firms are listed
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| North Dakota a delightful and adventurous
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| | and are posted in the internet. They can
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| stop. There are also ingenious but
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| | give clients listings in specific areas
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| hilarious displays of folk trivia.
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| | of North Dakota real estate properties
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| History The Louisiana Purchase figures
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| | for sale. Buyers, sellers, and lending
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| prominently in North Dakota's history. A
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| | institutions can also ask from these
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| vast tract of lands about some 800,000
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| | North Dakota real estate specifics-from
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| square miles was purchased from France by
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| | tax shelters and appraisals and even tips
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| the United States in 1803. Included in
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| | about mortgages. The reputable North
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| the land purchased was the territory of
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| | Dakota real estate firms have thousands
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| North Dakota. North Dakota also figured
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| | of agents so service can be provided at
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| in the Civil War. Geography and
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| | all times. Of the entire North Dakota
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| Demographics The state of North Dakota is
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| | work force of 357,600 in 2005, majority
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| separated at the northern border from
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| | were in the service sector and wholesale
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| Canada by Manitoba and Saskatchewan
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| | and retail. The minority of were in
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| provinces. The Red River of the North
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| | mining, construction, and manufacturing.
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| has long been a natural boundary on the
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| | Health and Education Health statistics
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| eastern corner. North Dakota uses up
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| | show that there are 241 residents per
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| 70,700 square miles and 1,724 square
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| | physician, four residents per hospital
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| miles of inland water. The size makes
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| | beds. Prestigious schools and
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| North Dakota the 18th largest state in
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| | universities provide quality education in
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| the United States. Climate The state
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| | all fields of learning whether
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| has hot summers and long cold winters.
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| | undergraduate or post graduate degrees.
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| January is the coldest month, and July,
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| | State colleges and private institutions
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| the hottest. Temperature is lower on
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| | and community colleges are found in
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| the northern regions. Industries
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| | almost all counties and major cities. The
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| Investing in North Dakota will yield
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| | government spends about $7,112.00 for
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| revenues in the following industries.
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| | each student annually. Transportation
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| Agriculture is a major industry in North
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| | There are four major airports and
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| Dakota. Durum wheat, a major crop,
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| | extensive highways and Interstate
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| propels the production of by-products
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| | highways providing access to other major
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| like pasta and similar varieties. The
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| | cities. North Dakota uses its railroad
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| state also produces tonnage of barley,
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| | lines to transport farm products and
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| sunflower seed and flaxseed. It also
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| | other produce to nearby cities and
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| leads in the production of dry beans,
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| | states. The modern railroad system runs
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| oats, potatoes, sugar beets and honey.
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| | 5,782 km (2004).
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| The vast plains provide feed for its
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