For an introduction to the site that does not require knowledge of the names of the animals, look at the Behavior and Life History pages, the Photo Indexes, or the pages for the San Francisco Bay Area and for coastal Southern California.
North Dakota's low unemployment rate and steady housing market helped towns like Fargo, pictured, grow dramatically. Fargo added nearly 15,000 residents to hit a record population of 105,549, the Census Bureau reported Wednesday. Its fast-growing neighbor of West Fargo added an additional 11,000 residents to reach a population of 25,830.
Stutsman County, North Dakota. Located in the southeast portion of the state, the county was organized in 1873. It covers a total area of 2,298 square miles with a population of around 21,120. The county seat, Jamestown, is located at the intersection of Interstate 94 and Highway 281. The Stutsman County Courthouse is located at 511 Second Avenue Southeast, Jamestown.