List of North Dakota numbered highways

Highway names
North Dakota highway markers
Map of North Dakota highway system
Interstates:	Interstate X (I-X)
US Highways:	U.S. Route X (US X)
State:	N.D. Highway X (ND X)

Highway 21 in Slope County

Highway 200/US 85 west of Watford City

The following is a list of North Dakota numbered highways. North Dakota is a state located in the Midwestern region of the United States, along the Canada–US border. The state is bordered by Manitoba and Saskatchewan to the north, Minnesota to the east, South Dakota to the south, and Montana to the west. The major Interstate Highways are Interstate 29 and Interstate 94, which meet in Fargo. I-29 is oriented north to south along the eastern edge of the state, and I-94 bisects the state from east to west between Minnesota and Montana.

Interstate Highways

Number	Length (mi)^[1]	Length (km)	Southern or western terminus	Northern or eastern terminus	Formed	Removed	Notes
I0029 !I-29	217.517	350.060	I-29 at South Dakota state line	PTH 75 at Canada–US border near Pembina	1958	current
I 19570031 !I-31	—	—	Fargo	PTH 75 at Canada–US border near Pembina	1957	1958	Replaced by I-29
I0094 !I-94	352.454	567.220	I-94 at Montana state line	I-94 / US 52 at Minnesota state line	1958	current
I0194 !I-194	1.072	1.725	I-94 in Mandan	ND 810 in Bismarck	1958	current	Part of the Bismarck Expressway; I-194 is unsigned
Former

U.S. Highways

Number	Length (mi)^[1]	Length (km)	Southern or western terminus	Northern or eastern terminus	Formed	Removed	Notes
US0002 !US 2	358.090	576.290	US 2 near Williston	US 2 in Grand Forks	1926^[2]	current	Bannered routes Williston Minot Grand Forks
US0010 !US 10	8.043	12.944	I-94 / I-94 Bus. / US 52 at West Fargo	US 10 in Moorhead	c. 1938	current
US0012 !US 12	87.470	140.769	US 12 near Haynes	US 12 near Haynes	1926	current
US0052 !US 52	362.031	582.632	Hwy 39 near Portal	US 52 near Fargo	1935	current
US0059 !US 59	—	—	Pembina	Minnesota border east of Pembina	1935	c. 1955	Realigned 1950-1955 to run via Lancaster, Minnesota. Now replaced by ND 59
US0081 !US 81	242.460	390.202	US 81 south of Hankinson	PTH 75 at Pembina	1926	current
US0083 !US 83	265.980	428.053	US 83 south of Hague	PTH 83 north of Westhope	1926	current
US0085 !US 85	255.063	410.484	US 85 south of Hague	Hwy 35 north of Fortuna	1926	current	Part of the CanAm Highway
Former

State Highways

Comparison of the previous and new versions of the North Dakota highway route maker

North Dakota highway signage previously had an N and a D in the top corners and a Native American profile, based on Lakota policeman Marcellus Red Tomahawk,^[3]^[4] but a new sign design debuted in 2016 with "North Dakota" on a black background, the state in outline, and the highway number within the state outline, after a decision in 2015 by the North Dakota Department of Transportation to change the marker.^[5]

Number	Length (mi)^[1]	Length (km)	Southern or western terminus	Northern or eastern terminus	Formed	Removed	Notes
ND0001 !ND 1	230.443	370.862	SD-37 near Ludden	PTH 31 in Maida	c. 1939	current
ND0003 !ND 3	247.530	398.361	SD 45	US 281 / PTH 10 north of Dunseith	c. 1939	current
ND0004 !ND 4	10.283	16.549	US 281 / ND 5 in Armourdale	PTH 5 at the Canada–US border	1997	current
ND0005 !ND 5	335.813	540.439	MT 5 near Fortuna	MN 175 near Joliette	c. 1939	current
ND0006 !ND 6	67.413	108.491	SD 63 near Maple Leaf, S.D.	I-94 Bus. in Mandan	c. 1939	current
ND 19700007 !ND 7	—	—	MT 200 near Fairview, Mont.	MN 200 near Halstad, Minn.	1939	1970	Replaced by ND 200 in 1970
ND0008 !ND 8	211.321	340.088	SD 75 near Hettinger	Hwy 9 in Northgate	1939	current
ND0009 !ND 9	53.597	86.256	US 52 / US 281 in Melville	ND 1 in Rogers	1935	current
ND0010 !ND 10	14.552	23.419	US 52 / I-94 southwest of Casselton	US 10 near West Fargo	—	—	Unsigned
ND0011 !ND 11	182.459	293.639	US 83 west of Hague	MN 55 near Fairmount	1939	current
ND0013 !ND 13	205.533	330.773	ND 1804 near Linton	ND 210 in Wahpeton	1939	current	Originally ended at US 83 at Linton. The westward extension opened in 1980.
ND0014 !ND 14	175.003	281.640	I-94 in Sterling	PTH 21 north of Carbury	1939	current
ND0015 !ND 15	134.137	215.873	US 52 in Fessenden	I-29 / US 81 near Thompson	1939	current
ND0016 !ND 16	77.915	125.392	ND 68 north of Trotters	Golva	1939	current
ND0017 !ND 17	140.372	225.907	ND 3 near Barton	MN 317 at the Minnesota border	1939	current
ND0018 !ND 18	242.147	389.698	SD 25 south of Lidgerwood	PTH 30 north of Neche	1939	current
ND0019 !ND 19	68.988	111.025	CR 19 / CR 11 at the McHenry–Pierce county line	ND 20 in Devils Lake	1939	current
ND0020 !ND 20	170.550	274.474	US 52 / US 281 in Jamestown	PTH 34 near Sarles	1939	current
ND0021 !ND 21	122.384	196.958	US 85 in Slope County	ND 6 north of Breien	c. 1939	current
ND0022 !ND 22	156.051	251.140	SD 79 near Reeder	ND 23 near New Town	1939	current
ND0023 !ND 23	122.028	196.385	US 85 / ND 200 in Watford City	ND 41 near Velva	1939	current
ND0024 !ND 24	45.046	72.495	ND 6 east of Selfridge	ND 6 in Breien	1939	current
ND0025 !ND 25	34.758	55.938	I-94 / I-94 Bus west of Mandan	ND 31 in Hannover	1939	current
ND0026 !ND 26	21.464	34.543	ND 1 in Dazey	ND 32 near Pillsbury	c. 1939	current
ND0027 !ND 27	44.973	72.377	ND 1 north of Verona	ND 18 north of Wyndmere	c. 1930	current
ND0028 !ND 28	67.002	107.829	ND 37 near Roseglen US 2 at Berthold	ND 23 north of Ryder Hwy 8 near Sherwood	c. 1940	current
ND 19700029 !ND 29	150	241	ND 60 west of Overly	MN 11 at Drayton	—	1963	Replaced by ND 66 in 1963, to avoid confusion with nearby I-29
ND0030 !ND 30	131.427	211.511	ND 13 in Lehr US 52 / ND 200 near Sykeston ND 66 near Mylo	I-94 near Medina US 2 near York PTH 18 near St. John	—	—
ND0031 !ND 31	69.195	111.359	SD 65 near McIntosh, S.D. I-94 north of New Salem	ND 21 near Flasher Stanton	1939	current
ND0032 !ND 32	236.674	380.890	SD 27 near Havana	PTH 32 north of Walhalla	1939	current
ND 19700033 !ND 33	150	241	Gilby	US 81 at Manvel	1939	c. 1965	Replaced by Grand Forks CR 33
ND0034 !ND 34	56.932	91.623	US 83 at Hazelton	ND 56 south of Gackle	1939	current
ND0035 !ND 35	27.264	43.877	US 2 at of Michigan	ND 17 near Adams	1939	current
ND0036 !ND 36	90.344	145.395	US 83 at Wilton	US 52 / US 281 near Pingree	1939	current
ND0037 !ND 37	61.920	99.651	ND 23 west of Parshall	US 83 east of Garrison	1939	current
ND0038 !ND 38	36.332	58.471	I-94 / US 52 south of Buffalo	ND 32 at Hope	1939	current
ND 19700039 !ND 39	16.3	26.2	Canada–US border north of Antler	US 83 east of Mohall	1939	c. 1973	Replaced by ND 256 by 1975
ND0040 !ND 40	63.450	102.113	US 2 near Tioga	Hwy 47 north of Noonan	c. 1939	current
ND0041 !ND 41	86.222	138.761	US 83 at Wilton	US 2 north of Norwich	c. 1939	current
ND0042 !ND 42	37.441	60.255	ND 50 near Corinth	Hwy 350 north of Ambrose	1939	current
ND0043 !ND 43	23.304	37.504	ND 14 north of Carbury	US 281 / ND 3 near the International Peace Garden	1939	current
ND0044 !ND 44	3.449	5.551	ND 66 at Drayton	I-29 south of Drayton	1939	current	Unpaved until 1950s
ND0045 !ND 45	18.048	29.045	ND 200 at Cooperstown	ND 32 west of Sharon	c. 1939	current
ND0046 !ND 46	120.823	194.446	ND 30 near Streeter	I-29 near Oxbow	c. 1939	current
ND 19700047 !ND 47	16.3	26.2	Burnstad	ND 30 east of Burnstad	c. 1939	1955
ND0048 !ND 48	12.167	19.581	ND 25 near Center ND 200 east of Riverdale	ND ALT 200 west of Fort Clark US 83 at Coleharbor	c. 1975	current	Segment 2 follows the Lewis and Clark Trail
ND0049 !ND 49	104.407	168.027	SD 73 at Thunder Hawk, S.D.	ND 200 near Beulah	c. 1939	current
ND0050 !ND 50	100.245	161.329	MT 258 west of Grenora	US 52 near Coulee	c. 1939	current
ND0053 !ND 53	45.037	72.480	US 83 at Max	US 52 near Balfour	c. 1957	current
ND0054 !ND 54	2.263	3.642	I-29 west of Oslo, Minn.	MN 1 at Oslo, Minn.	1939	current
ND 19700055 !ND 55	30	48	Walhalla	ND 30 east of Burnstad	c. 1939	1950	Replaced by Pembina CR 33
ND0056 !ND 56	50.203	80.794	ND 11 east of Ashley	ND 46 at Gackle	c. 1939	current
ND0057 !ND 57	13.277	21.367	US 281 west of Fort Totten	ND 20 near Camp Grafton	c. 1939	current
ND0058 !ND 58	9.800	15.772	ND 200 near Fairview, Mont.	ND 1804 near Buford	c. 1939	current
ND0059 !ND 59	1.063	1.711	I-29 in Pembina	Minnesota border east of Pembina	c. 1953	current
ND0060 !ND 60	29.878	48.084	ND 3 / ND 17 east of Barton	ND 5 east of Bottineau	c. 1939	current
ND 19700061 !ND 61	—	—	MT 23 east of Sidney, Mont.	ND 16	c. 1939	c. 1963	Became part of ND 68
ND 19700062 !ND 62	19	31	US 10 / US 52 at Spiritwood	ND 9 west of Wimbledon	c. 1939	c. 1963	CR 62
ND 19700063 !ND 63	50	80	Ypsilanti	ND 13 south of Grand Rapids	c. 1939	1950	Replaced by Stutsman / LaMoure CR 63
ND0065 !ND 65	9.383	15.100	ND 45 north of Cooperstown	ND 1 at Binford	c. 1939	current
ND0066 !ND 66	138.720	223.248	ND 3 south of Dunseith	MN 11 at Drayton	c. 1939	current
ND0067 !ND 67	27.466	44.202	US 12 at Scranton	ND 21 west of New England	—	—
ND0068 !ND 68	28.124	45.261	MT 23 near Sidney, Mont.	US 85 south of Alexander	—	—
ND 19700069 !ND 69	10	16	US 281 / ND 5 east of Rolla	Canada–US border north of Hansboro	c. 1969	1997	Replaced by ND 4 due to sign thefts.
ND0073 !ND 73	11.332	18.237	ND 23 east of Watford City	ND 22 north of Mandaree	c. 1975	current
ND0089 !ND 89	1.960	3.154	Lignite	ND 5 north of Lignite	—	—
ND0091 !ND 91	1.262	2.031	US 81 at St. Thomas	US 81 at St. Thomas	—	—
ND0097 !ND 97	2.539	4.086	ND 41 south of Velva	US 52 southeast of Velva	—	—
ND0127 !ND 127	22.695	36.524	SD 127 south of Fairmount	ND 13 at Wahpeton	c. 1979	current
ND0200 !ND 200	415.778	669.130	MT 200 near Fairview, Mont.	MN 200 near Halstad, Minn.	1970	current	Part of a chain of state highways numbered 200 that stretches from Minnesota to Idaho
ND0210 !ND 210	2.937	4.727	ND 13 at Wahpeton	MN 210 at Breckenridge, Minn.	—	—
ND0256 !ND 256	16.406	26.403	US 83 / ND 5 at Renville	PTH 256 at the Canada–US border	c. 1970	current
ND0294 !ND 294	2.158	3.473	Hector International Airport	I-29 in Fargo	—	—
ND0297 !ND 297	3.060	4.925	I-29 in Grand Forks	US 2 Bus. in East Grand Forks, Minn.	—	—
ND0810 !ND 810	5.741	9.239	I-194 in Mandan	I-94 Bus. in Bismarck	—	—	Part of the Bismarck Expressway
ND1804 !ND 1804	342.805	551.691	SD 1804 near Pollock, S.D.	S-327 at Fort Union Trading Post	—	—	Part of the Lewis and Clark Trail; designated to reflect the years of the expedition
ND1806 !ND 1806	130.750	210.422	ND 24 near Cannon Ball ND 200 at Lake Sakakawea State Park ND 23 south of Charlson CR 2 near Tobacco Garden Bay	Oliver–Morton county line north of Mandan ND 8 south of Twin Buttes CR 2 near Charlson ND 23 at Watford City	—	—	Part of the Lewis and Clark Trail; designated to reflect the years of the expedition
Former

References

1 2 3 North Dakota Department of Transportation (2015). Route and Mileage Map (PDF) (Map). Bismarck: North Dakota Department of Transportation. Retrieved August 14, 2016.
↑ "U.S. 2: Houlton, Maine, to Everett, Washington — General Highway History". U.S. Federal Highway Administration. Retrieved 7 September 2014.
↑ Eriksmoen, Curt (25 October 2009). "The Man Behind the Highway Patrol Logo". The Bismarck Tribune. Retrieved 17 July 2016.
↑ "Red Tomahawk". Native American Encyclopedia. Retrieved 20 August 2014.
↑ Baumgarten, April (16 July 2016). "Red Tomahawk Image Disappearing from North Dakota Highway Signs". The Dickinson Press. Retrieved 17 July 2016.

External links

NDDOT's Highway Systems Page
North Dakota Highways Page by Chris Geelhart

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