human settlement in Pembina County, North Dakota, United States of America

Pembina is a city in the Red River Valley of North Dakota. It borders Emerson, Manitoba in Canada.

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Until 1823 the governments of both Canada and the United States assumed that Pembina was in Canadian territory; the survey of the 49th parallel that year revealed it to be in the United States. It is a major port of entry for traffic coming from Winnipeg into the United States.

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  • Pembina State Museum, 805 State Hwy 59, +1 701 825-6840. May 16-Sep 15: M-Sa 9AM-6PM, Su 1PM-6PM; Sep 16-May 15: M-Sa 9AM-5PM, Su 1PM-5PM. Permanent exhibits covering the local indigenous peoples, the fur trade, frontier military forts, the U.S./Canadian border survey, and modern agriculture. Also features an observation deck with a 360 degree view of the Red River Valley. Museum admission free, observation tower $2 adults, $0.50 children 13-18, free for children 12 and under.

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Routes through Pembina
WinnipegEmerson ← becomes     N   S  → Jct W  DraytonGrand Forks
END  N   S  → Jct W   ECrookstonMoorhead
WinnipegEmerson ← becomes     N   S  → Jct W  GraftonGrand Forks



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