North Dakota

Maps & Population Facts

North Dakota is the fourth least populated State in the United States and has an economy is that is largely based on farming. North Dakota is a top producer of soybeans, wheat and corn. North Dakota has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the nation and also has one of the lowest corporate tax rates.

The population of North Dakota is much younger and has more labor force participants as a percentage of the total population than most states. Despite being one of the least populated states, North Dakota has experienced a population spike since 2010 seeing over a 10% increase.

Income

Households in the state of North Dakota earn more money than the national median income, averaging 2% higher per household.

Housing

North Dakota has a median house price of $194,700. The cost of homeownership is slightly less than most states. The cost of renting in North Dakota is 22% less than the national average.

	Percent	Ranking
Renter Occupied Households	37%	11th
New Construction (Built after 2000)	26%	10th

Demographics

The median age in the state is 35. North Dakota has a population that is younger than in comparison to the US median age.

North Dakota ranks average for having an educated population. The percent of residents who have a college degree is comparable with other states.