Fargo

Fargo
The City of Fargo, the largest city in the North Dakota U.S. state, is the economic hub of a large part of the eastern North Dakota and also a part of the northwestern Minnesota, in addition to being the crossroads. Home of the North Dakota State University, Fargo, on the whole, is an educational, retail, manufacturing, and healthcare center for the state. Fargo offers abundant cultural prospects for a city of its size.

Recreational opportunities can be obtained through places like Edgewood Golf Course and Fargo Country Club; whereas, other places of interest include Fargodome, Fargo Civic Center, and Fargo Air Museum, and much more. The City of Fargo is known to be a very warm place, in terms of comprising friendly and polite residents, so if you want to have a taste of this exciting place all for yourself the quickly purchase your Fargo Tickets and get here as soon as possible!

Situated in eastern North Dakota (ND), in the United States, Fargo is a city in Cass County, alongside the Red River of the North, that outlines the margin in the middle of Minnesota and North Dakota. Being positioned in the heart of Fargo-Moorhead, ND-MN Metropolitan Statistical Area, Fargo is a core city of the Fargo-Moorhead metropolitan area. According to the most recent estimate, the population of Fargo is about 100,000, whereas, the metropolitan population is 195,685. The total area comprised by the city is 37.9 square mile, which is all dry land, and no water is covering it. Its elevation is 904 feet, and because of its setting in the Great Plains and its remoteness from both mountains and oceans, Fargo experiences an extreme continental climate, along with a USDA Plant Hardiness of Zone 4.

The community, now known as Fargo, was founded by the Northern Pacific Railway, in 1871. It incorporated as a city in 1875 and had been named Fargo in honor of William G. Fargo, who was the American express shipper, Northern Pacific Railway director and the founder of Wells Fargo Express Company. Following the influx of the Northern Pacific Railroad, Fargo flourished and it became known as the Gateway to the West. The city has long been the financial, commercial, cultural, and medical center of a rich sugar-beet-, grain-, and livestock-producing area. During the early 20th century, the automobile industry flourished, and Fargo became home to Pence Automobile Company in 1905.

Today, the city is also manufacturing and processing farm equipment, as well as, fabricated metal. Due to the large economic growth in the region, there has been a major increase in population in the city over the years. The city features many interesting sites that have been aiding a lot in attracting the visitors from all around the globe. A few which are worth mentioning include, Reineke Fine Arts Center, John E. Carlson Coliseum, Fargodome, Fargo Civic Center, Urban Plains Center, and museums such as Fargo Air Museum, Bonanzaville, USA, Plains Art Museum, The Children's Museum at Yunker Farm, The Children's Museum at Yunker Farm, Hjemkomst Center, The Roger Maris and Museum. Popular theaters in the city include Fargo-Moorhead Community Theatre, Main Avenue Theatre, Fargo Theatre, and Trollwood Performing Arts School.

Other attractions in Fargo include North Dakota Horse Park, Fargo Outdoor Skate Park, Newman Outdoor Field, and Red River Zoo. The City of Fargo is a must see! One has got to pay a visit to the place him/herself in order to completely understand what we are talking about here. So, quickly get your Fargo Tickets and have a life-time experience!