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North Dakota Counties: Complete List & Map

Browse all 53 counties represented in the Census-derived county geometry for North Dakota. Use the FIPS list for reference, open the printable state map, or move into MapBench's county and demographic tools for interactive analysis.

Reviewed 14 Oct 2026 by Aryan Khan · source and boundary notes in Data Sources.

Counties
53
Census county-equivalents in this dataset
State capital
Bismarck
capital reference
State FIPS
38
prefix used in county GEOIDs

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All North Dakota Counties

The five-digit GEOID combines state FIPS 38 with the three-digit county-equivalent code. Names are taken from the Census-derived geometry bundled with MapBench.

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#CountyGEOID / FIPS
1Adams38001
2Barnes38003
3Benson38005
4Billings38007
5Bottineau38009
6Bowman38011
7Burke38013
8Burleigh38015
9Cass38017
10Cavalier38019
11Dickey38021
12Divide38023
13Dunn38025
14Eddy38027
15Emmons38029
16Foster38031
17Golden Valley38033
18Grand Forks38035
19Grant38037
20Griggs38039
21Hettinger38041
22Kidder38043
23LaMoure38045
24Logan38047
25McHenry38049
26McIntosh38051
27McKenzie38053
28McLean38055
29Mercer38057
30Morton38059
31Mountrail38061
32Nelson38063
33Oliver38065
34Pembina38067
35Pierce38069
36Ramsey38071
37Ransom38073
38Renville38075
39Richland38077
40Rolette38079
41Sargent38081
42Sheridan38083
43Sioux38085
44Slope38087
45Stark38089
46Steele38091
47Stutsman38093
48Towner38095
49Traill38097
50Walsh38099
51Ward38101
52Wells38103
53Williams38105

How county-equivalents work in North Dakota

Counties are the standard county-level administrative geography in most states, but Census county-equivalents also include Louisiana parishes, Alaska boroughs and census areas, independent cities in some states, and the District of Columbia. MapBench uses the Census-style county-equivalent concept so geographic lookups and FIPS references stay consistent across the country.

What the list does and does not tell you

This page is a geographic reference list, not a legal boundary record. County names and generalized map geometry are appropriate for education, data joins and broad analysis. Election districts, parcels, municipal limits and legally current local boundaries should be verified with the responsible authority.

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