The best of both worlds.
With small-town living located in between two of North Dakota’s largest urban centers, Traill County offers the best of both worlds for your business.
Population
- Traill County: 8,075 (2016)
- North Dakota: 760,077 (2018)
- Traill County unemployment rate: 2.9% (2019)
- North Dakota unemployment rate: 3% (2019)
- Nearby Fargo, N.D. has unemployment of 2.9%, and Grand Forks is at 3.2% (2019)
Workforce
- Traill County labor force: 4,654 (2017)
- 92.5% are high school graduates (2018)
- 26.1% have a bachelor’s degree or higher (2018)
- Median household income: $60,952 (2018)
- Mean travel time to work (in minutes): 10 (2018)
Infrastructure
- Interstate 29
- U.S. Highway 81
- North Dakota State Highways 200 and 18
- Airports in Hillsboro and Mayville
- International airports in Fargo and Grand Forks
- BNSF Rail System
- Ground transportation companies
- 80 minutes to the fourth-busiest commercial port of entry into Canada
- DSL, T1, T3, satellite, cable and wireless services
Education
- 1,343 students in Traill County Public School Systems
- 1,212 students at Mayville State University
