From Dickinson to Fargo, the route follows a portion of I-94, county roads and state highways. The highways east of Bismarck carry very little traffic. Long, straight stretches are the norm. In broad terms, the terrain is a vast, open plain that slopes downward from the Rocky Mountains to the Mississippi River. Local relief is very gentle, with the exception of a few hills across river breaks.
| Geography | North Dakota |
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| Geography | United States |
| Map Type | Territory Maps |
| Publisher | Adventure Cycling Association |
| Usage Type | Biking Maps |