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Bismark, North Dakota

South Central North Dakota. Bismarck is located on the east side. The Bismarck-Mandan community combines the best of rural and urban living. The Bismarck MSA is home to over 94,000 people. This population is centered in Bismarck and Mandan, with 55,532 and 16,718 residents, respectively. Bismarck was born when the Northern Pacific Railroad reached the east bank of the Missouri River in 1873. Named by the Northern Pacific Railroad after Germany's "Iron Chancellor", Otto Von Bismarck, the little town hoped to receive German capital to invest in railroad construction. From that little town grew the heart of state government and the capitol of North Dakota. Today, Bismarck-Mandan remains a trade and transportation hub. In addition to agriculture, the states largest industry, energy has played a significant role in the growth of Bismarck-Mandan. Several major energy companies are located here, each pursuing the development of oil, coal and synthetic fuels. Bismarck-Mandan is a thriving medical center, and boasts the largest medical facilities between Minneapolis and the west coast. Most recently, data processing and customer service centers are adding to the economic base of the community. The statistics are certainly impressive: low crime, clear skies, clean water, an excellent education system, and abundant business opportunities. It all adds up to something that's harder to quantify, but easy to describe: the high quality of life we enjoy here, and invite you to experience for yourself. Relive 1875 at Fort Abraham Lincoln, where history comes to life. Visit the home of General George and Libbie Custer at Cavalry Square, where their staff still entertain guests, telling the stories of Libbie and the general and the time they spent in Dakota Territory. Cruise the fabulous Missouri River aboard the Lewis and Clark, a 150-passenger riverboat. This all-weather paddlewheeler docks at the Port of Bismarck. Or visit the Dakota Zoo which is located on the east bank of the Missouri River in Sertoma Park, North Dakota’s largest zoo is home to over 500 reptiles, birds and mammals. Whether you're looking for a double cheeseburger, walleye, or platter of Americas best ribs, you'll find it here. Bismarck-Mandan's restaurants offer a selection of great food that will not only please your palate, but your pocketbook as well. Explore and enjoy the diversity.

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