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No. North Dakota is one of the United States of America. It is a sovereign state, but it is not considered a country.
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Which country's borders are North Dakota and South Dakota?
There is no country which borders both North Dakota and South Dakota. North Dakota shares a border with Canada.
Which country is farther north North Carolina or South Dakota?
Neither - they are both states within the same country. Thus, even though South Dakota is geographically much further north than North Carolina, the country is not - they are both part of the same country.
What is the largest country in North Dakota?
North Dakota is a US State and does not contain any countries.
Which state borders the country of Canada north Carolina or North Dakota?
North Dakota borders Canada. North Carolina does not border Canada.
What country is North Dakota in?
The United States
What country was first claimed by North Dakota?
Since North Dakota is a US state, it has not claimed any countries.
What nation shares a border with North Dakota?
North Dakota shares a border with Canada. Both the Canadian Provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba share borders with North Dakota.
What is North Dakota's largest country with size?
it has three
Which country is farther north Carolina or south Dakota?
Neither - they are both states within the same country. Thus, even though South Dakota is geographically much further north than North Carolina, the country is not - they are both part of the same country.
Is Canada part of North Dakota continent?
No, because there is no such thing as the North Dakota continent. Canada is part of the continent of North America. North Dakota is one of fifty states in the US.
What country was the first to explore North Dakota?
The first country to explore the Northern United States was France. They explored this region in 1738, when France laid claim to North Dakota.
Why is the Western Meadowlark the state bird of North Dakota?
The Western Meadowlark was chosen as North Dakota's state bird in 1947 because it is a familiar songbird of open country across the state of North Dakota.
