North Dakota

North Dakota zip codes are large and widely spaced and fall between 580XX and 588XX. Our map focuses on zip codes across the northern Plains.

On our map of North Dakota, you will find its 53 counties mostly in agricultural areas. Fargo sits on the eastern border as the largest city.

North Dakota sits far from any major moisture sources. As you can see in our precipitation map of North Dakota, this keeps things pretty dry.

Our map of North Dakota shows Lake Sakakawea, James River and the Red River as they flow through the prairie.

Check out our map showing Theodore Roosevelt National Park and the Badlands. Great Plains stretching across most of the state.

Our population density map of North Dakota shows wide open plains. Population density remains low statewide except big cities.

See flat prairie interrupted by the Badlands on our North Dakota physical map. It’s mostly Great Plains here with the Red River Valley.

North Dakota forms a clean rectangle with just a gentle curve on the eastern river border, which is from the Red River.

Fifty-three counties make up this sparsely populated prairie state. Cass County on the eastern border has Fargo, the biggest city by far.

Vast prairies stretch out under wide skies. Fargo and Bismarck rise as the main hubs, but rivers like the Red River cut through the plains.

Our North Dakota map brings wide plains and winding rivers into focus. You’ll see highways connecting toward small towns and open skies.