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ND Highway 200
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| Length: |
420 mi[1] (675.92 km) |
| West end: |
 MT 200 near Fairview, Montana |
Major
junctions: |
 US 52 near Bowdon
 US 52 / US 281 at Carrington
 I-29 near Kelso |
| East end: |
 TH 200 near Halstad, Minnesota |
| Counties: |
Foster, Mercer, Wells, Griggs, Sherdian, McLean, Dunn, McKenzie, Steele, Traill |
| Major cities: |
Watford City, Hazen, Carrington, Mayville, Hillsboro |
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North Dakota Highway 200 is a major east-west highway in North Dakota. It runs from Minnesota State Highway 200 at the Minnesota border near Halstad, Minnesota to Montana Highway 200 near Fairview, Montana.[1]
This state highway is part of a nationwide chain of similarly-numbered state highways that stretch from Minnesota to Washington State.
[edit] Concurrencies
- US 85 from 3 miles north of Alexander to 5 miles southeast of Grassy Butte
- ND-8 for 2 miles south from Halliday
- US 83 from Gateway to Underwood
- ND-41 from 2 miles south of Turtle Lake to Mercer
- ND-3 for 2 miles west from Hurdsford
- US 52 from 5 miles east of Bowdon to Carrington
- ND-1 from 6 miles west of Cooperstown to 2 miles west of Cooperstown
- ND-32 for 5 miles south from Finley
- ND-18 from 7 miles northwest of Portland to Mayville
Highway 200 reassurance shield in Sheridan County
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