Abandoned places in North Dakota — 54 sites listed
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.
54 places
By the numbers
- 54
- 5
- 54
- 0
- 0
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 |
Listed places1–54 of 54
- Charbonneau, North Dakota Grain Elevator and Outbuilding
Charbonneau, North Dakota Grain Elevator and Outbuilding
North Dakota
Barn - Abandoned House, 63rd Street NW, Stanley, ND
Abandoned House, 63rd Street NW, Stanley, ND
North Dakota
House - 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 - Taking the day of living in abandoned house
Taking the day of living in abandoned house
North Dakota
House - Old Lonetree Baptist Church, Lonetree, ND
Old Lonetree Baptist Church, Lonetree, ND
North Dakota
Church - Abandoned Church and School - Fort Rice, ND
Abandoned Church and School - Fort Rice, ND
North Dakota
Church
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.