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ABOUT MORTON COUNTY

Morton County has bee around since 1873, but was later organized in 1878. The name Morton came from Oliver Hazard Perry Throck Morton, who was the governor of Indiana and later was a Senator of the United States. In the year 1881 the county was reorganized to bring back the detached portion of Morton County back. In 1916, 1,666 square miles of Morton county was detached to form Grant County.

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CITIES IN MORTON COUNTY

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HUFF

(UNICORPORATED)

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ST. ANTHONY

(UNICORPORATED)

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SIMS

(UNICORPORATED)

EXPERIENCES IN MORTON COUNTY

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SALEM SUE

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LITTLE HEART
RIFLE RANGE

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HIGHWAY 10 (139)

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FORT RICE

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HARMON LAKE
CAMPGROUND

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HUFF HILLS
SKI AREA

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FORT ABRAHAM LINCOLN
STATE PARK

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HUFF INDIAN VLLAGE HISTORIC SITE

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MORTON COUNTY HUNTING & FISHING AREAS

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NORTH DAKOTA STATE RAILROAD MUSEUM

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SWEETBRIAR LAKE

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LEWIS & CLARK

RIVERBOAT

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