1. North Dakota
By Aryaman M.

2. North Dakota became a state in 1889. It was the 39th state of America.
Bismarck is the capital of ND.
North Dakota became a state in It was the 39th state of America.

3. State Flower, and State Bird.
The state flower of North Dakota is the “Wild Prairie Rose”.
The state bird of North Dakota is the Western Meadowlark.

4. State Tree, Nickname, and Number of Colleges.
The state tree is the American elm.
The nickname for North Dakota is the “Flickertail State”.
Number of Colleges - There are 20 colleges in North Dakota.

5. Famous Person, Philip Douglas Jackson.
He was born in my state, North Dakota! He was a former American professional basketball player, and then a coach. He lead some teams like the Chicago Bulls in the NBA.

6. Famous Person, Darin Erstad.
Darin Erstad spent 14 years in Major League Baseball. He got 123 home runs and 690 RBIs in his career.

7. Favorite College. University of North Dakota
One reason why is it’s the oldest college in North Dakota, established 6 years before North Dakota became a state! My second(and last) reason is it offered free housing to students during the Great Depression. How kind.

8. Fun Facts: North Dakota had the the world's largest hamburger
Fun Facts: North Dakota had the the world's largest hamburger . The hamburger was cooked in a 16 foot pan and a crane was used to flip it over. It weighed 3591 pounds!
One February 17, 2007, 8962 people together made snow angels at once, this broke a record.

9. Fun Facts. North Dakota’s town, Maza, had a population of 5 people!
The “Bank of North Dakota” is the only state owned bank.

10. Fun Facts.
North Dakota produces enough beef to make 113 million hamburgers a year!
There are more churches per capita than any other state.

11. Thank You.