Western North Dakota - Wink Travel Guide

Western North Dakota is a region in North Dakota in the United States.

North Dakota is a large, sparsely populated state. It was settled in the 1890s mainly by farmers of Scandinavian and German descent. North Dakota's population has scarcely changed since 1915, but its urban-to-rural ratio has changed dramatically over the years. One-sixth of the people in the state live in Fargo, and that figure is growing all the time. The state's economy is based on its agriculture, food processing, mining, tourism and machinery.

North Dakota is a significant state to Native Americans. It holds many holy-sites that are important to Native American History, and Spirituality.

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