Abandoned places in North Dakota — 54 sites listed
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Crédit photo : daveynin · CC BY 2.0 Inside the room of the abandoned houseInside the room of the abandoned house
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House
Crédit photo : Chad Davis. · CC BY 2.0 Charbonneau, North Dakota Grain Elevator and OutbuildingCharbonneau, North Dakota Grain Elevator and Outbuilding
North Dakota
Barn
Crédit photo : w_lemay · CC BY-SA 2.0 Abandoned House, 63rd Street NW, Stanley, NDAbandoned House, 63rd Street NW, Stanley, ND
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House
Crédit photo : In memoriam afiler · CC BY-SA 2.0 Buxton, North DakotaBuxton, North Dakota
North Dakota
Barn
Crédit photo : w_lemay · CC BY-SA 2.0 Grain Elevators, Williston, NDGrain Elevators, Williston, ND
North Dakota
Barn
Crédit photo : In memoriam afiler · CC BY-SA 2.0 Solen, North DakotaSolen, North Dakota
North Dakota
Barn
Crédit photo : daveynin · CC BY 2.0 Taking the day of living in abandoned houseTaking the day of living in abandoned house
North Dakota
House
Crédit photo : In memoriam afiler · CC BY-SA 2.0 Buxton, North DakotaBuxton, North Dakota
North Dakota
Barn
Crédit photo : w_lemay · CC BY-SA 2.0 Old Lonetree Baptist Church, Lonetree, NDOld Lonetree Baptist Church, Lonetree, ND
North Dakota
Church
Crédit photo : In memoriam afiler · CC BY-SA 2.0 Alton, North DakotaAlton, North Dakota
North Dakota
Barn
Crédit photo : w_lemay · CC BY-SA 2.0 Grain Elevators, Williston, NDGrain Elevators, Williston, ND
North Dakota
Barn- The Boom on the Branch: Main Street, Hurdsfield, ND (c. 1912)
The Boom on the Branch: Main Street, Hurdsfield, ND (c. 1912)
North Dakota
Building - Lifeblood of the Prairie: Sykeston Station, ND (Circa 1910)
Lifeblood of the Prairie: Sykeston Station, ND (Circa 1910)
North Dakota
Barn - Northern Pacific Railway Depot - Hurdsfield, North Dakota (c. 1905)
Northern Pacific Railway Depot - Hurdsfield, North Dakota (c. 1905)
North Dakota
Building - Dakota Midland Grain Elevator, Norwich, ND
Dakota Midland Grain Elevator, Norwich, ND
North Dakota
Barn - Arrival at McClusky ND: The Lifeblood of the North Dakota Prairie
Arrival at McClusky ND: The Lifeblood of the North Dakota Prairie
North Dakota
Barn - Abandoned Church and School - Fort Rice, ND
Abandoned Church and School - Fort Rice, ND
North Dakota
Church
More about these places
The Urbex Legends community lists 54 abandoned places in North Dakota. The most represented site types: Abandoned barns (41), Abandoned houses (4) and Abandoned churches (2). 54 pages carry a place name and 0 a member-written description; exact coordinates stay reserved for Premium members.
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Catalogue for this page last updated on July 26, 2026
By site type
| Site type | Places |
|---|---|
| Abandoned barns | 41 |
| Abandoned houses | 4 |
| Abandoned churches | 2 |
| Abandoned buildings | 2 |
| Military sites | 1 |
Safety and legal framework
Urbex is legally complex. Trespass laws vary widely by country and site status. Breaking in is always a crime — picking a lock, breaking a window, climbing a fence with No Trespassing signs. Emergency number in the US: 911. Urbex Legends documents sites but never validates their current state.
Read the Safety pageFrequently asked questions
How many abandoned places are listed in North Dakota?
54 approved places in the Urbex Legends catalogue in North Dakota. 54 carry a place name, 0 a member-written description, and 0 have been explored at least once by the community.
How do these abandoned places break down by site type?
5 site types are represented in North Dakota: Abandoned barns (41), Abandoned houses (4), Abandoned churches (2), Abandoned buildings (2), Military sites (1). 4 places are not attached to any of these site types.
Are the exact coordinates public?
No. No coordinates are published on the website — not on this page, not on the place pages, not in the structured data. They are reserved for Premium members inside the Urbex Legends app.



